Farms of the Future Agtech Case Studies

⁠⁠⁠This project aims to create a resource for farmers and other industry stakeholders of the value, learnings and adoption journey of those that have adopted Agtech on-farm.

A critical component of this work is the development and delivery of a series of case studies highlighting the agtech adoption journey for producers in different industry sectors. It is anticipated that the following number of case studies will be delivered in each major theme. 1. Connectivity x 4 2. Farm management x 4 3. Grains industry x 4 4. Cotton industry x 4 5. Horticulture industry x 4 6. Livestock industry x 5 The Department will work closely with the selected service provider to refine the brief for each case study.

Scope

The Farms of the Future program aims to encourage farmers to adopt agtech and on-farm connectivity to boost productivity and improve resource management. This is achieved through the development and roll-out of a multifaceted education and capacity building campaign aimed at building farmer and supplier knowledge of the benefits and use of technology in agriculture.

Each case study should deliver the following multimedia components: 1. Video: create a 5-8 minute video for each case study that showcases the process of agtech adoption for farmers and key learnings. It will feature interviews with farmers, industry experts and technology suppliers. 2. Audio: create an engaging and informative audio product for each case study.

This output is expected to provide a 25-30min feature in the format of a podcast or interview. 3. Written: development of a 2 page case study report that details the process of agtech adoption, key learnings and benefits. 4. Graphic: creation of 3-4 key graphics for each case study to represent the case study subject, key learnings and outcomes. 5. Still images and video clips; provision of six still images of the case study subject and technology and three 30-60 sec social media video clips that can be used for promotional purposes. All costs associated with the planning, development, production (including travel and associated costs) and postproduction are expected to be included in the scope of this work.