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Fuel is another harvest job to keep track of. Origo.ag puts fuel tank level readings in XDASH to help growers follow reserves and plan refuelling, with approved fuel sensors matched to the tank and its contents. #AusAg #AgTech #BroadacreFarming

Grain coming in. Storage levels changing. Origo.ag grain-bin monitoring brings level readings into XDASH to help growers follow storage through harvest, with sensors selected to suit the bin and the job. #AusAg #AgTech #BroadacreFarming

Cold, wet harvest conditions make local weather information critical. Origo.ag’s XDASH dashboard shows where it has rained, alongside humidity trends and wind readings, helping growers assess drying conditions and plan the harvest day. #AusAg #AgTech #BroadacreFarming

A workshop view of the hardware behind farm monitoring: sensor shields, enclosures, cabling and brackets. Origo.ag develops its own electronics and software, and manufactures its monitoring systems in Australia. #AusAg #AgTech #AustralianAgriculture

Rainfall recorded at the station. Soil moisture measured below ground. Origo.ag brings local readings together in Xdash, helping you follow soil moisture changes alongside rain events. Probe placement matters: match the monitoring point to the soil and management zone. #AusAg #AgTech #BroadacreFarming

Harvest conditions can change through the day and night. Origo.ag weather stations show local temperature, humidity and wind in Xdash. Xdash also shows official BOM fire weather information for all fire weather districts across Australia. Critical information as conditions change. #AusAg #AgTech #BroadacreFarming

Keep track of water reserves while you're working elsewhere on the farm. Origo.ag tank monitoring provides remote level readings and tank-level alerts to help identify supplies that need attention. #AusAg #AgTech #WaterMonitoring #RemoteMonitoring

Antenna, solar panel, enclosure. Hardware for the farm network. Origo.ag offers a private DigiMesh option for farm devices, with an XGW gateway linking the network to an internet connection. In 2025, we received Digi International’s Green Tech Customer Innovation Award for Agricultural Weather Monitoring. #AusAg #AgTech #DigitalAgriculture

Keep track of water reserves while you're working elsewhere on the farm. Origo.ag tank monitoring provides remote level readings and tank-level alerts to help identify supplies that need attention. #AusAg #AgTech #WaterMonitoring #RemoteMonitoring

Harvest is coming up. Keep an eye on conditions in the paddock. Origo.ag weather stations provide temperature, humidity and wind readings to help assess drying conditions and inform harvest timing. Xdash also provides a Fire Behaviour Index. #AusAg #AgTech #BroadacreFarming

Is the pump running, and is water moving? An on-farm pump setup from one of our customers. Origo.ag XCS can remotely control a diesel pump where a suitable control interface is available. Flow sensing adds feedback so you can check whether water is moving too. #AusAg #AgTech #WaterManagement #RemoteMonitoring

Local weather matters. 🌦️ This photo of an Origo.ag XPS6M, shared by one of our customers in Goomalling, WA, captures why local weather and rainfall observations are so important in agriculture. A small rain system can create very different conditions from one paddock to the next, bringing both opportunities and risks in broadacre farming. Knowing what’s happening on your farm helps you make timely, informed decisions. #agtech #farming #broadacre #dryland

📷 Only two days to Dowerin! 📷 Site 67B, on the oval Drop in for a demonstration, a chat, or simply to say hello. We’ll see you at Dowerin! The Origo.ag team is packing up and getting ready for the Dowerin Field Days, 26 and 27 August. Visit us to explore our Australian-made weather stations, monitoring technology and XDash platform, and find out how accurate, paddock-level data can support better decisions throughout the season. We’ll also be launching our new Community Weather Station Network Offer, so gather a few farming neighbours and come and talk to us about building better local weather coverage.

🌾 Meet us at the Dowerin Field Days! 26-27th of August The Origo.ag team will be on the oval at Site 67B. Come and see how our Australian-made weather stations, monitoring technology and XDash platform are helping farmers make better decisions with accurate, paddock-level data. Drop in for a chat, a demonstration, or simply to say hello.📍 Site 67B, on the oval - We look forward to seeing you at Dowerin!

Origo.ag will be in Quairading next Tuesday, 18 August, demonstrating our weather station technology as part of the Time of Sowing Bus Tour. 🌾 Join CFIG for an afternoon of trial inspections, practical learning and networking, including: 🌱 CFIG’s #RiskWise Time of Sowing trial and 18 other trials 🌾 Wheat varieties, sowing times and frost management 🌦️ Origo.ag weather station technology demonstration 🚌 Farm stops and the old-school Corrigin Croppie on the way home The free bus departs Corrigin at 11.30 am and returns at approximately 5.30 pm. Lunch, snacks and refreshments are provided. Everyone is welcome, but registration is essential: trybooking.com/DORCX

Come and see Origo.ag at the GRDC and Boekman event in South Gomalling on Wednesday this week!

Crops are looking good! So does our XPS2M Weather station, know where it has rained, and your spray conditions and more, see our new Origo.ag XDash Software! Give us a call for a chat! #AgTech #agriculture #Harvest2026

Origo is pleased to announce our latest integration with Tabula (Tabula - GPS guidance, job management & proof of application) supporting Australian operators who use both Origo weather stations and the Tabula platform. Through this integration, live local weather and environmental conditions from Origo stations can now be accessed directly within Tabula Live. This helps operators make better-informed field decisions without needing to move between separate systems during planning or day-to-day operations. For Origo, this is another practical step in making high-quality local environmental data more accessible where it is needed — in the operational tools people are already using. More details are included in the media release below. tabula.live/news-items/tabul…