Based in Wagga Wagga, southern NSW, Terrabyte
Services was established in October 2000 to support the
growing demand for precision agriculture services and activities
across a range of agricultural industries. Building on 8
years experience together at Charles Sturt University researching,
developing and providing a range of precision agriculture
consultancy services, in addition to many years on-farm
experience, Director Jon Medway, and the
Terrabyte Team provide a unique range of theoretical, technical
and practical capabilities.
Since incorporation, Terrabyte has worked
throughout NSW and in Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia
and South Australia, providing a range of services to over
1000 clients representing private and corporate growers,
retail agronomists and advisers, government agencies, research
institutions and corporate organisations. These services
have involved the collection, analysis and supply of spatial
data for local interpretation, the provision of technical
support and training, and assistance with business development
through the evaluation of precision agriculture technologies
and information.
Having already established an extensive
client base, Terrabyte is utilising the latest precision
agriculture and related information technologies to provide
innovative, practical and economical solutions capable of:
- Improving on-farm crop and resource
management
- Adding value and efficiencies
to client service provider activities
Recognising that local expertise is necessary
for providing an efficient distribution and support network,
and that much of the technology involved has high capital
investment and user training and time commitment requirements,
Terrabyte Services is fostering the development of an extensive
network of commercial agronomic service providers. These
relationships are enabling:
Terrabyte Services recognises that agriculture
is a complex and constantly evolving environment. We are
constantly undertaking applied R&D to improve the quality
of our services, and are committed to working in partnership
with farmers, consultants and other service providers improve
the economic and environmental outcomes of the agricultural
and related sectors.