Cibo Labs Pty Ltd

Have you registered for our upcoming webinar? Join us THIS Tuesday, October 15th, and explore the essential grazing data collected and showcased by AgriWebb and Cibo Labs. We'll guide you through real-world grazing scenarios, demonstrating how to leverage this data in the planning, execution, and analysis of your grazing plans. If you can't attend on the day, register anyway and we'll email you a recording of the session. https://lnkd.in/gHbvgfDA

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It's exciting to see the amount of land now managed with the assistance of PastureKey and the AFM. The area of land now managed under the AFM exceeds 100m Ha and is growing each month!

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Our "Grazing for Growth" workshop addresses the skills producers & land managers require to construct accurate & useful forage budgets. Combining our satellite data with practical outcomes is our goal. Last week's pilot showed just how successful we can be in helping develop these skills. Our next session will be to a full group of 20 producers with Harden Murrumburrah Landcare Group

This week our extension team, Alastair Rayner & Jessica Paton were in the NT. Working with Territory NRM Northern Territory to provide training in fodder budgeting with VRD pastoralists. They also undertook some field assessments and then delivered the first “Grazing for Growth” workshop. It’s been rewarding to see workshop participants grow their confidence in forage budgeting over the course of the day. Our next Grazing for Growth will be delivered with the Holbrook Landcare Network

We are very pleased to have been part of ABC Landline this week, discussing the wet season and the impact across Northern Australia

Drowning in nature data, starved of insights. Data has played an integral role in human society since ancient times. Early civilisations, such as the Sumerians, collected data to drive decisions on infrastructure, agriculture and taxation. As technology advanced, so too did data collection methods. This unlocked new opportunities to monitor the natural world: - Global consensus on forecasting weather patterns - Satellites capturing changes on the Earth's surface - Acoustic devices detecting species assemblages Petabytes of nature data now exist. Data that can support teams all over the world: - Landowners managing forestry and agriculture portfolios - Corporates adhering to nature-related financial disclosure frameworks - Research professionals broadening our understanding of natural ecosystems - Nature-tech companies building innovative analytics models The data is there. We just need to use it. But with hundreds of data repositories, thousands of datasets and no structured way to access what you need, teams are wasting months searching for relevant nature data sources. Time that could be better spent generating impactful insights. If we're to enable a future where nature is valued and understood, we need to increase the accessibility of nature data. And we need to do it now. Companies that inspire Cecil's commitment to solving this problem include: - David Marvin + Planet - Caroline Busse + nadar - Joe Sexton + terraPulse - Romain Fau + Kanop - Alexis Moyer + Space Intelligence - Phil Tickle + Cibo Labs Pty Ltd - Sylvain Vaquer + Mozaic Earth Who am I missing? p.s In researching this post, I discovered that the Ishango Bone depicts the earliest evidence of how data was stored in prehistory (22,000+ years ago). Paleolithic tribes would mark notches on bones or sticks to keep a record of their supplies and trade activity.