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CH farm robotics innovator opens Wellcamp facility

SwarmFarm’s Jocie and Andrew Bate, Gindie, with Jimbour’s Susie Grant (centre) after unveiling SwarmFarm Robotics’ Autofill unit, which can hold up to eight different chemicals. (Image: Grain Central)

WHAT started as a concept on Andrew and Jocie Bate’s farm on the windy plains at Gindie in 2010 has […]

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