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NFF urges Australian farmers to act on farm data security risks | Queensland Country Life - Vimarsana News

NFF urges Australian farmers to act on farm data security risks | Queensland Country Life

The National Farmers' Federation is warning of data security risks in Australian farms, emphasising the importance of safeguarding farm data.

NFF announces first three products certified through Australian Farm Data Code | Queensland Country Life - Vimarsana News

NFF announces first three products certified through Australian Farm Data Code | Queensland Country Life

The National Farmers' Federation has announced the first three products to be certified under the Australian Farm Data...

New scheme aims to protect farmer's data from misuse - Vimarsana News

New scheme aims to protect farmer's data from misuse

The British Farm Data Council (BFDC) has been set up to provide a recognised standard of care, security and ownership of farmers’ data. It hopes to launch

Source: fwi.co.uk
Tech hubs to assist farmers with cybersecurity | Stock Journal - Vimarsana News

Tech hubs to assist farmers with cybersecurity | Stock Journal

Staying safe online is not an easy task with phishing and scams becoming more common in everyday life.

This northern NSW beef farmer has turned climate change to his advantage. Now companies like McDonald's want others to follow suit - Vimarsana News

This northern NSW beef farmer has turned climate change to his advantage. Now companies like McDonald's want others to follow suit

Tim Wright was decades ahead of his time adopting holistic farming. Now multinationals such as McDonald’s are raising their standards and less altruistic farmers are having to follow suit.

Source: afr.com