Connecting Australian farms to a reliable NBN service is no longer a luxury but a necessity for modern agriculture. At AGR Technology, we understand the unique challenges and opportunities that rural and remote businesses face. As part of our comprehensive IT solutions, we specialize in providing tailored NBN services for farms and regional enterprises, helping you harness the power of digital technology to boost productivity, efficiency, and sustainability. From Fixed Wireless to Sky Muster Satellite, we navigate the complexities of rural broadband so you can focus on what you do best—growing your business.
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Why Reliable Connectivity Matters On Farms
Reliable connectivity on farms drives output, safety, and margins across every paddock.
- Monitor stock and assets with IoT sensors, for example GPS ear tags and gate counters.
- Automate irrigation and pumps with remote controls, for example water trough alerts and line pressure sensors.
- Streamline inputs with precision tools, for example variable‑rate spreading and in‑field moisture gauges.
- Coordinate people and voice with VoWiFi, for example voice over Wi‑Fi calling in mobile blackspots.
- Protect boundaries with smart security, for example camera feeds and visitor notifications at entries.
- Extend on‑farm Wi‑Fi to sheds and paddocks with meshed links, for example long‑range point‑to‑point bridges.
How NBN services for farms translate on the ground, if coverage at the farmhouse exists.
- Connect paddocks with Fixed Wireless, if line‑of‑sight suits the site.
- Connect remote sites with Sky Muster satellite, if terrestrial access is out of reach.
- Backhaul data from sensors with secure on‑farm Wi‑Fi, if LoRaWAN or cellular falls short.
- Route voice with VoWiFi across sheds and vehicles, if mobile towers drop out.
- Push updates to machinery with stable broadband, if firmware and maps lag.
- Sync records to the cloud with fixed line upgrades, if multi‑user workflows compete.
How AGR Technology supports NBN services for farms
- Design coverage maps across paddocks with RF surveys and link budgets.
- Deploy Fixed Wireless, Sky Muster, and fixed line handoffs with certified installers.
- Build long‑range point‑to‑point Wi‑Fi to sheds, tanks, and in‑field weighbridges.
- Integrate IoT sensors for water, pasture growth, and livestock movement.
- Configure voice over Wi‑Fi for blackspot calling and safety check‑ins.
- Implement network security, VLANs, and monitoring for uptime and data integrity.
- Provide ongoing support, firmware management, and SLA‑backed incident response.
- Request a farm connectivity audit from AGR Technology.
- Get a quote for Fixed Wireless or Sky Muster setup.
- Book on‑farm Wi‑Fi and IoT sensor integration.
What NBN Services Offer Rural Properties
Rural properties get practical pathways to fast and reliable connectivity. We map services to your farm layout then deliver an installation that covers homestead, sheds, and paddocks.
Fixed Line, Fixed Wireless, And Satellite Options
Choose the connection type that fits your location, terrain, and workloads.
- Fixed line fibre to premises: Target full fibre where eligible in 85+ regional towns and cities to close the metro parity gap, then layer smart devices across the farm
- Fixed line Enterprise Ethernet: Use business-grade fibre with symmetrical speeds up to close to 10 Gbps in 142 regional centres for high-throughput apps like VRA analytics and multi-site backups
- Fixed Wireless: Connect homesteads and outbuildings with faster and more reliable access plus up to five plan profiles, then extend across yards with enterprise Wi‑Fi and point-to-point links
- Satellite Sky Muster and Sky Muster Plus: Reach remote paddocks beyond terrestrial coverage with national footprint access, then backhaul sensor data, video, and telemetry
- Business nbn Satellite Service: Enable resilient primary or failover connectivity for critical operations like SCADA and livestock monitoring at scale
- Field-proven reach: Leverage Fixed Wireless trials in western Victoria that supported voice over Wi‑Fi and filled a known mobile blackspot to keep machines and sensors online
Next step with AGR Technology:
- Book: Request a farm connectivity audit and eligibility check
- Plan: Get a site design that blends fibre, Fixed Wireless, and satellite
- Deploy: Schedule installation and on-farm Wi‑Fi coverage testing
Speed Tiers, Data Allowances, And Service Levels
Match speed and data to actual farm workflows like telemetry, geospatial uploads, and video.
- Speed tiers: Pick fibre tiers for low-latency cloud apps, Fixed Wireless tiers for mixed homestead and shed use, satellite tiers for remote blocks that push sensor payloads
- Data allowances: Use Sky Muster Plus Premium for uncapped data usage across internet activities, then apply traffic policies to cameras and updates
- Performance targets: Select enterprise SLAs on fibre for time-critical operations like milk plant automation and logistics dispatch
- Copper upgrades: Move from copper-based connections to faster wholesale speed plans where available to lift throughput for ERP and mapping tools
- Redundancy: Combine primary fibre or Fixed Wireless with satellite failover, then maintain operations during outages
How we help on day one:
- Assess: Validate technology choices against eligibility and signal quality
- Configure: Prioritise traffic for sensors, cameras, and VRT equipment
- Extend: Build Wi‑Fi and point-to-point links to cover lanes and paddocks
- Support: Monitor uptime and optimise plans as usage scales
- Call us for a same-week site assessment
- Ask for a quote on fibre, Fixed Wireless, and Sky Muster integration
- Secure an installation window that fits your season calendar
Assessing Your Farm’s Connectivity Needs
Assessing your farm’s connectivity needs starts with clear mapping and application fit. AGR Technology builds a property plan that aligns nbn access with on‑farm workflows.
Map Coverage And Signal Across The Property
- Survey paddocks, sheds, and exclusion zones first. Confirm nbn access types on each title, Fixed Line, Fixed Wireless, Satellite.
- Measure signal next. Capture RSRP or RSSI in dBm for Fixed Wireless, record Sky Muster dish line‑of‑sight, note terrain, trees, tanks.
- Record performance then. Log download and upload throughput in Mbps, latency in ms, jitter in ms across time windows.
- Test voice paths then. Validate Voice over Wi‑Fi in mobile blackspots, confirm call quality in machinery cabs, test SOS paths.
- Plan extensions next. Model point‑to‑point links, long‑range Wi‑Fi, private LTE, backhaul from farmhouse to paddocks and outstations.
- Prioritise resiliency then. Add UPS to radios, add redundant links between sheds, add failover from Fixed Wireless to Satellite.
- Document locations then. Pin gateways, repeaters, and antennas on a farm map with GPS coordinates and mounting heights in metres.
Book an AGR Technology site survey to get a coverage heatmap, a bill of materials, and an install plan.
Match Applications To Bandwidth And Latency
- Classify applications first. Group telemetry, voice, video, autonomy, admin.
- Align nbn options next. Use Fixed Line for high throughput near the homestead, use Fixed Wireless for mid‑range coverage, use Sky Muster or Sky Muster Plus for remote blocks.
- Shape traffic then. Apply QoS for RTK and voice, schedule backups overnight, reserve upstream for cameras.
- Extend coverage next. Deploy point‑to‑point links for distant pumps, use Wi‑Fi mesh for yards, consider private LTE for fence‑to‑fence mobility.
- Validate performance then. Run soak tests for 7–14 days, confirm SLAs, record baselines for support.
- Plan upgrades next. Map future FTTP eligibility, track nbn Fixed Wireless upgrades, stage antenna height changes to improve RSRP.
AGR Technology integrates NBN services for farms with on‑farm networks, IoT gateways, and private LTE. Ask for a connectivity assessment and a fixed quote.
Talk with AGR Technology to scope your nbn services for farms, map your property, and match agtech to reliable connectivity.
Designing The On-Farm Network
Designing the on‑farm network starts with backhaul, coverage, and control. We design, install, and support nbn‑ready infrastructure across paddocks and sheds for AGR Technology clients.
Cross-Farm Links, Wi‑Fi, And Backhaul Placement
Plan placement to keep links stable across variable terrain and long fence lines.
- Map line‑of‑sight paths across hills, tree belts, and gullies before mounting any gear.
- Site backhaul on masts or silos for clear Fresnel zones across 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 60 GHz.
- Place point‑to‑point radios between house, office, dairy, and out‑yards for sub‑10 ms latency.
- Mount nbn Fixed Wireless CPE for maximum RSSI and SINR across the serving sector.
- Align directional antennas with 1 degree accuracy for long shots beyond 2 km.
- Use private LTE for fence‑to‑fence mobility if rovers, UGVs, or autonomous gear roam.
- Separate IoT sensor traffic on 802.11ax SSIDs or LoRaWAN for narrowband telemetry.
- Segment paddock Wi‑Fi with VLANs for cameras, SCADA, and voice over Wi‑Fi in blackspots.
- Validate throughput under load for uploads from weighbridges, moisture gauges, and drones.
AGR Technology designs cross‑farm links that extend nbn Fixed Wireless or Sky Muster backhaul to sheds and paddocks. AGR Technology also deploys mesh Wi‑Fi, long‑range point‑to‑point bridges, and private LTE for roaming machines. Book a site survey for a placement plan.
Power, Weatherproofing, And Redundancy
Engineer power and enclosures so radios and sensors stay online through heat, dust, and storms.
- Use PoE switches with surge protection and earthing at each outdoor node.
- Choose IP66 or higher housings for radios and cameras near troughs and pumps.
- Add line conditioners where gensets or pumps create electrical noise.
- Isolate critical links with UPS and solar‑battery packs for 8 to 24 hours continuity.
- Size solar for winter insolation with 20 percent headroom across panels, batteries, and loads.
- Test failover between nbn Fixed Wireless and Sky Muster if a single path drops.
AGR Technology supplies compliant power systems, outdoor cabinets, and dual‑WAN failover that keep voice, data, and IoT online. Request a power and redundancy design.
Security, Monitoring, And Remote Management
Lock down access and keep visibility over every device and link.
- Enforce WPA3, 802.1X, and unique device certificates for staff and contractors.
- Run edge firewalls with IPS, country blocks, and application control for agtech apps.
- Segment OT networks for pumps, gates, and PLCs with ACLs and least privilege.
- Prioritise telemetry, voice, and safety feeds with QoS across Wi‑Fi, LTE, and backhaul.
- Monitor links and sensors with SNMP, NetFlow, and alerting across SMS and email.
- Record camera streams to on‑farm NVR with cloud sync for remote review.
- Track assets with geofencing on UHF, LTE‑M, or GPS tags for stock and machinery.
AGR Technology configures secure remote management so we can diagnose faults and push updates without a site visit. Ask us for a security hardening and monitoring package.
Priority Use Cases In Agriculture
Water And Environmental Monitoring
We connect water telemetry and soil sensing across tanks, troughs, bores, and channels. We pair IoT sensors, narrowband farm hubs, and Fixed Wireless or Sky Muster backhaul for real‑time alerts and SCADA control.
- Monitor: Tank levels, line pressure, flow rates, and pump status.
- Reduce: Water loss, runoff, and erosion with faster leak detection.
- Automate: Irrigation scheduling from soil moisture, rainfall, and pasture growth data.
- Record: Compliance data for environmental plans and audits.
Livestock Management And Biosecurity
We deploy tags, beacons, and geofencing to track stock, movements, and visitors in real time. We integrate nbn connectivity with IoT platforms for practical biosecurity.
- Track: Herd locations, yards, and laneway movements with GPS tags and readers.
- Verify: Visitor entries at gates and sheds with cameras and access logs.
- Alert: Breach events on fence lines, quarantines, and exclusion zones.
- Document: Movements and health events for audits and traceability.
Proof points
- Real‑time data collection is now business critical across tags, moisture sensors, and digital water tools.
- Connectivity beyond the farmhouse supports paddock sensors and site cameras.
Get started
- Talk to AGR Technology about tag networks, geofencing, and voice over Wi‑Fi coverage.
- Request a biosecurity connectivity plan that links gates, yards, and out‑paddocks.
Machinery Telematics And Variable-Rate Operations
We link machine CAN‑bus telematics, RTK GNSS, and SaaS analytics over Fixed Wireless, private LTE, or satellite. We enable variable‑rate application from NDVI and yield data.
- Stream: Live machine status, fuel, and maintenance events to the farm office.
- Sync: Coverage maps, guidance lines, and prescriptions to in‑cab displays.
- Apply: Variable‑rate seed, fertiliser, and chemicals for input efficiency.
- Validate: Moisture and weighbridge data with traceable in‑field records.
Proof points
- Internet‑enabled precision can deliver a 7% saving on fertiliser and chemical costs.
- Private LTE across fence‑to‑fence coverage supports autonomous and smart farming functions.
Get started
- Book a machinery connectivity audit with AGR Technology to assess telematics bandwidth and latency.
- Ask for a private LTE or long‑range Wi‑Fi design for broadacre and mixed fleets.
Farm Office, Voice, And Safety Communications
We stabilise the farm office with fixed line where available, then extend voice and data to sheds and paddocks. We add priority paths for safety and operations.
- Unify: Farm office, workshop, and outstations with managed backhaul.
- Enable: Voice over Wi‑Fi for vehicles, UHF‑to‑VoIP interop, and satellite failover.
- Protect: Cameras, access control, and duress buttons across high‑risk zones.
- Assure: QoS for video uploads, telemetry, and SaaS tools during peak work.
Proof points
- Eligible premises across 85+ regional towns are receiving fixed line improvements for digital parity.
- Fixed Wireless trials confirm reliable voice over Wi‑Fi in known blackspots, improving safety coverage.
Get started
- Schedule an on‑farm site survey with AGR Technology to validate coverage, throughput, and failover.
- Get a proposal for nbn Fixed Wireless or Sky Muster backhaul, Wi‑Fi design, and monitored security.
- Call AGR Technology for a farm connectivity audit.
- Email our team for a same‑week quote on IoT sensors, Fixed Wireless extensions, and private LTE.
Getting Connected And Optimized
We connect paddocks, sheds and offices with reliable nbn services. We then optimise gear and coverage for agtech, safety and daily workflows.
Availability Checks, Site Survey, And Install
- Checking: Service qualification for Fixed Wireless, fixed line and Sky Muster. Address lookups, tower options and satellite beams. Coverage validation against nbn updates across 85 regional towns and cities noted by nbn.
- Surveying: Line of sight scans, RSRP and RSSI signal logging, mast height tests, azimuth alignment and terrain profiling across fencelines, hills and gullies. Throughput and latency tests for telemetry, video and Voice over Wi‑Fi.
- Installing: Tower or pole mounts, shielded cabling, surge and lightning protection, weatherproof cabinets and clean power. Post‑install validation with failover drills and live device onboarding.
Antennas, Routers, And Outdoor Wi‑Fi Tuning
- Selecting: High‑gain directional antennas, MIMO panels and parabolic options for long runs. IP67 outdoor access points for yards, feedlots and out‑paddocks. Wi‑Fi 6 for dense sensors and rugged handsets.
- Tuning: Mast height optimisation, channel planning, EIRP compliance and beam alignment. QoS policies for telemetry and camera backhaul. VLANs for machinery, staff and guests.
- Hardening: Dual‑power options, battery backup and surge arrestors. Farm‑rated enclosures for dust, heat and moisture.
Combining Services For Coverage And Failover
- Pairing: Fixed Wireless as primary, Sky Muster or Sky Muster Plus as backup, 4G where signals exist. SD‑WAN or dual‑WAN routers for automatic failover and session persistence.
- Extending: Point‑to‑point links on 5 GHz or 60 GHz for span to distant sheds. Private LTE across fence‑to‑fence zones for autonomous equipment and high‑density IoT.
- Enabling: Voice over Wi‑Fi in blackspots, validated by an nbn Fixed Wireless trial in western Victoria. Stable comms for staff safety and job dispatch.
Funding, Programs, And Specialist Advice
- Mapping: Service options across fixed line, Fixed Wireless and satellite, aligned to nbn Local engagement in regional areas.
- Referencing: Nationwide fast broadband access noted by the Bureau of Communications, Arts and Regional Research. $100b agriculture production vision by the National Farmers’ Federation. Two straight years of 10% plus farmgate value growth cited by ABARES.
- Guiding: Enterprise Ethernet fit for offices and grain sites, Sky Muster for remote blocks, Fixed Wireless for machinery hubs. Compliance with data security, asset tracking and audit trails.
Why AGR Technology
- Experience: On‑farm installs across mixed grazing, broadacre and horticulture.
- Expertise: RF engineering, SD‑WAN, private LTE and Wi‑Fi 6 design.
- Trust: Vendor‑neutral advice, test reports and uptime targets, clear SLAs.
Call to action: Book your farm connectivity audit with AGR Technology. Get a plan, a price and an install date.
Troubleshooting And Future-Proofing
We keep farm connectivity stable across paddocks, sheds, and offices. We diagnose issues fast, then design fixes that scale with your agtech stack.
Tackling Black Spots And Interference
We remove dropouts and noisy links across large properties.
- Map: Capture RSSI, RSRP, SINR, and SNR across blocks, lanes, gullies, and tree lines.
- Isolate: Trace packet loss and jitter to antennas, radios, cables, and power.
- Harden: Mount directional antennas, mast extensions, and weatherproof enclosures.
- Align: Set azimuth, tilt, and polarisation for Fixed Wireless and dish links.
- Filter: Add bandpass filters and change channels on Wi‑Fi and point‑to‑point links.
- Separate: Create VLANs for sensors, cameras, and office traffic.
- Protect: Fit surge arrestors and UPS at towers, gateways, and racks.
We close coverage gaps with the right access mix.
- Connect: Pair nbn Fixed Wireless with Sky Muster or Sky Muster Plus for reach.
- Extend: Build fence‑to‑fence Wi‑Fi or private LTE for vehicles and machinery.
- Bridge: Add microwave backhaul between house, sheds, pumps, and yards.
- Validate: Run voice over Wi‑Fi tests in known mobile blackspots in line with western Victoria trial outcomes.
Managing Latency, Data, And Cloud Workflows
We tune links for telemetry, video, and cloud apps.
- Prioritise: Apply QoS for SCADA, water pumps, and safety alerts ahead of bulk uploads.
- Schedule: Batch drone maps, camera archives, and OS updates to off‑peak windows.
- Compress: Use video codecs, image downsampling, and delta sync for cloud transfers.
- Cache: Host local mirrors for updates and farm apps to save data and time.
- Monitor: Track latency, throughput, and error rates with live dashboards and alerts.
- Failover: Add LTE or satellite backup paths with automatic routing and health checks.
We set targets by workload.
- Telemetry: Sub‑1 Mbps, low jitter, predictable latency.
- Video: 5 to 20 Mbps per stream, stable jitter, capped bitrate.
- Office: 25 to 100 Mbps, consistent upstream for backups and video calls.
Data and outcomes
Metric | Outcome | Source |
---|---|---|
2h 45m per worker per week | Time saved via automation | Future of Farming Roundtables Report |
7% | Saving on fertiliser and chemical inputs via precision application | Future of Farming Roundtables Report |
8,000,000+ | Homes and businesses connected on the nbn network | nbn |
85+ | Regional towns and cities slated for improved fixed line access | nbn |
Voice over Wi‑Fi viable | Fixed Wireless trial in western Victoria in a mobile blackspot | nbn |
Planning For Upgrades And Emerging Tech
We design for growth in agtech and autonomy.
- Standardise: Pick routers, antennas, and radios with firmware support and spares.
- Modularise: Use mast brackets, PoE, and fibre runs that accept higher gain or 5G units later.
- Scale: Reserve IP ranges, VLANs, and controller capacity for more IoT sensors and cameras.
- Secure: Enforce MFA, device certificates, and network segmentation with least‑privilege rules.
- Observe: Deploy SIEM, log retention, and device health checks for fast fault isolation.
- Certify: Document coverage maps, configs, and change logs for insurance and audits.
Conclusion
We are here to help turn connectivity into a reliable asset that lifts every part of your operation. With the right plan and the right partners you can move faster make smarter decisions and protect what matters on your land.
Ready to take the next step
Request a farm connectivity audit or ask us for tailored quotes today. We will map your goals assess your sites and design a solution that fits your workflow and budget. Let us help you build a network that grows with your farm and keeps you ahead season after season.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is nbn and how can it help farms?
nbn is Australia’s national broadband access network. For farms, it enables reliable internet for IoT sensors, farm machinery, irrigation automation, telemetry, cloud apps, and video uploads. Upgrades to fixed line and expanded Fixed Wireless aim to close the metro–regional gap, boosting productivity, safety, and margins through better data, coverage, and uptime across farm operations.
Which nbn option suits rural properties?
Options include Fixed Line (best speeds where available), Fixed Wireless (great for sheds and paddocks within coverage), and Satellite (broad reach for remote areas). Many farms use a mix: Fixed Line for the office, Fixed Wireless for paddocks, and Satellite or mobile for backup. Choose based on location, terrain, and application needs.
How do I choose the right speed tier and data plan?
Match plans to workflows. For office and backups, aim for higher download and generous data. For cameras and uploads, prioritize higher upload speeds. For telemetry and sensors, low data with stable latency is key. Consider peak-time performance, burst capacity during harvest, and business-grade service levels for critical operations.
How can I extend Wi‑Fi from the farmhouse to paddocks?
Use outdoor-rated access points on masts, directional antennas for long links, and mesh or point-to-point bridges to sheds and tanks. Place nodes high and in line-of-sight, use weatherproof enclosures, and power via solar or PoE. Survey signal strength, minimize obstructions, and validate speeds and latency at each location.
What agtech benefits come from reliable connectivity?
- Automated irrigation saves time and water
- Precision application cuts fertilizer and fuel costs
- Real-time livestock and asset tracking improves safety
- Machine telematics reduces downtime
- Cloud tools streamline compliance and records
These gains add up to higher output, better margins, and safer operations across the farm.
What are priority farm use cases for IoT?
- Water and environmental monitoring (tanks, troughs, soil moisture, weather)
- Livestock location, health tags, and biosecurity gates
- Machinery telematics, guidance, and maintenance alerts
- Safety beacons, cameras, and lone-worker check-ins
- Farm office cloud backup, accounting, and video calls
Choose devices that match required range, bandwidth, power, and latency.
How do I assess my farm’s connectivity needs?
Map assets and workflows. Identify coverage zones (office, sheds, paddocks), target apps, and their bandwidth/latency needs. Run a site survey: measure signal strength (RSRP/RSSI), throughput, and jitter at key points. Log results on a map, note obstructions, and validate performance at times you’ll actually use the network.
What is Fixed Wireless and how reliable is it?
nbn Fixed Wireless uses radio links from towers to premises. It’s well-suited to farms near coverage areas and has shown strong results in trials across western Victoria, especially where mobile blackspots exist. With aligned antennas, clear line-of-sight, and proper mounting, it can deliver stable speeds for machines, sensors, and video.
How do I fix blackspots and interference on farm?
- Raise antennas and use directional or higher-gain models
- Re-aim for best signal quality, not just strength
- Use shielded cables and proper grounding
- Select cleaner channels; separate 2.4 GHz IoT from 5 GHz backhaul
- Add a repeater or point-to-point link around terrain
- Trim foliage and avoid metal obstructions
Test before and after each change.
What equipment do I need for on‑farm networks?
Common kit includes an nbn-ready router, outdoor-rated Wi‑Fi access points, directional antennas, PoE injectors/switches, solar or battery power, weatherproof enclosures, and remote monitoring. For long links, use point-to-point radios. Pick enterprise-grade gear with VLAN/QoS support and plan cable runs, grounding, and surge protection.
Can I combine services for better coverage and failover?
Yes. Many farms blend Fixed Line for the office, Fixed Wireless for paddocks, and Satellite or 4G/5G for redundancy. Use dual-WAN routers with automatic failover and traffic shaping. This design keeps sensors, cameras, and apps online during outages and extends connectivity where a single service can’t reach.
How do I power and weatherproof outdoor devices?
Use PoE where possible, or solar with charge controllers and deep-cycle batteries. Mount gear in IP65+ enclosures with UV protection, cable glands, and drainage. Add lightning arrestors, proper earthing, and strain relief. Keep vents insect-proof. Monitor voltage, temperature, and uptime to catch issues early.
How do I secure and manage the network?
- Use strong, unique passwords and MFA
- Segment traffic with VLANs (IoT vs admin vs guests)
- Enable WPA3 for Wi‑Fi, VPN for remote access
- Keep firmware updated and disable unused services
- Monitor logs and set uptime/latency alerts
- Back up configs and document all assets and links
This reduces risk and speeds troubleshooting.
What is the On Farm Connectivity Program?
The Australian Government’s On Farm Connectivity Program funds connectivity upgrades so primary producers can adopt smart farming tools. Rounds have offered rebates (up to $30,000 in Round 2 via Approved Suppliers) for eligible equipment like sensors, antennas, and on‑farm networking. Check current round details and approved suppliers before purchase.
How do I get connected and optimized?
- Check nbn service qualification for your address and paddocks
- Book a site survey to test signal, speeds, and line-of-sight
- Select the right plan, antennas, routers, and outdoor Wi‑Fi
- Install, align, and weatherproof
- Validate performance and tune QoS and channels
- Set up monitoring and maintenance
Consider a farm connectivity audit for a tailored design.
How can I future‑proof my setup?
Build a scalable backbone: use modular mounts, spare power capacity, extra Ethernet runs, and VLAN-ready switches. Choose gear with firmware support, Wi‑Fi 6/6E readiness, and path to 5G/next-gen Fixed Wireless. Standardize device onboarding, keep diagrams current, and review capacity annually or before harvest and peak workloads.
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Alessio Rigoli is the founder of AGR Technology and got his start working in the IT space originally in Education and then in the private sector helping businesses in various industries. Alessio maintains the blog and is interested in a number of different topics emerging and current such as Digital marketing, Software development, Cryptocurrency/Blockchain, Cyber security, Linux and more.
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