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We truly believe we are on the cusp of an agricultural knowledge revolution – there is so much information and innovation just waiting to be shared and the Farm Table brings it all together for the benefit of the whole of Australian agriculture. By creating a trusted industry-wide ecosystem that unites knowledge, people and business, we can drive innovation and growth for all involved.
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Did you know that until 1994 the census did not recognise women as farmers. Until 23 years ago if you were a lady on the land who had to label yourself a “farmers wife” or “helpmates”. One young farmer is not only doing great things on the land, but also trying to grow the contentedness
“According to experts, “big data” could be the next money maker for agricultural producers. “The advantage is that at least we’d know who owned the data,” The Farm Table managing director Airlie Trescowthick said. “One farmer said ‘data is out there, if we don’t own it and garner power from it, someone else is going
FOUNDER of The Farm Table website Airlie Trescowthick knows how to bring agriculture together – at least online and at the AgriVictoria – State of Opportunity Summit on Thursday June 9 in Melbourne, attendees will get to hear her story when she gives the closing address. VFF President Peter Tuohey said if Airlie’s enthusiasm and
Young Aussies put global Agriculture information in the palm of your hand The Farm Table is one of the fastest growing online resources for people looking to find more infromation related to the Australian agriculture industry. Most importantly, The Farm Table offers farmers easier access to vital farming tools and industry knowledge. These are information-rich
“Attendees at the AgriVictoria – State of Opportunity summit this month will have the unique opportunity to hear the story of one of Australia’s up-and-coming agribusiness innovators. The founder and managing director of The Farm Table, Airlie Trescowthick, will be the closing guest speaker for the Summit. The Farm Table is designed to connect farmers
“Not only is the website a one-stop shop full of resources, but it is a place where farmers can go to connect with other producers and where agricultural students can gather information quickly and easily in a user-friendly format. The site is now approaching 16,000 visitors. Ms Trescowthick’s ultimate goal for The Farm Table is
Farming in Australia can be very isolating, but a young New South Wales woman has found an innovative way to unite producers and encourage collaboration. Airlie Trescowthick, 29, based in Orange, New South Wales, was prompted to start The Farm Table website after realising she had hundreds of interesting websites bookmarked on her computer. Read
“HOLBROOK’S Airlie Trescowthick was recently named a Tomorrow Maker for her contribution to Australian agriculture. Ms Trescowthick has created a website, The Farm Table, to put farmers in touch with the latest research, training opportunities, jobs and market information. Now, The Farm Table is a fully operational “information toolbox” and its traffic is growing by