Farmers are investing in a variety of steel products including silos, cattle crushes and yards.

In excess of $25 million is set to change hands this week as part of two online machinery auctions.

The increase has been brought about by federal government incentives, low interest rates and the return of good seasonal conditions.

Agworld allows growers to track and share field and reportable data with farmers, advisors and third parties to inform future farming and decision-making.

The decision to buy an articulated four-wheel drive tractor with a continuously variable transmission is one Queensland farmer Shane Eising has never regretted.

Australian farmers are calling for clarity of terms around machinery warranties and servicing.

Australia's agtech industry is predicted to be worth $100 billion by 2030 but the sector needs to almost double its growth rate to get there.

The machine is one of only three in Australia and is for sale on IronPlanet.

The addition of the new machines will see Claas' Australian fleet swell to more than 1000.

The network has been bought by WA's largest John Deere dealership, AFGRI Equipment.