Join us for a conversation with Belinda Lay, a mixed enterprise farmer from Esperance and the mind behind the 'Fitbit for sheep' project.
Pioneering on-animal sensors to mapping paddock behaviour through layers of soil, crop and GPS data, Belinda’s curiosity has led her to trial, and sometimes fail, with cutting-edge agritech, all in the name of smarter, more resilient farming.
Belinda shares how she navigated a jungle of devices, subscriptions, and signal towers to figure out what’s actually useful on the farm. We chat about the cost of chasing innovation, the eight-pillar framework Belinda uses to assess agritech, and what we can learn from her experience.
“If you’re going to pay someone, or a piece of tech, to do the job you’d better know what you want from it.”
We dive into what it means to automate observation, make confident decisions with data, and future-proofing your business through flexibility.
Want more insights like this? See Belinda live at Future Ag Expo in Melbourne – Learn more >
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