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ARES AGRICULTURE · AUSTRALIAN IDEAS

Small ideas. A better day in the paddock.

Simple 3D-printed solutions for the jobs that matter. Designed around real agricultural problems, with room for your next good idea.

For growers, agronomists and the people getting the job done.

Purpose-built tools

Find your practical solution.

Explore the range by the job you need to do.

Count & prepare

SeedSmart trays

Grain counting trays designed by ARES. Build a set around your crops.

1000 and 560L IBC QuickChem Gauge - 300L

Measure & batch

QuickChem gauges

Mark the amount to remove from your chemical container. Mix and match 3 or more gauges for $40 each including GST.

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Put a kit together

Bundles & kits

Buy 3 or more medium or 3 or more large SeedSmart inserts and receive one matching base-and-lid kit free, while available.

Designed and owned by ARES

Know your seed before you sow.

Seed size changes from lot to lot. Count and weigh a representative sample with SeedSmart, then use thousand grain weight to plan a seeding rate for your target plant stand.

Now in medium and large: buy any three or more inserts of the same set size and receive one matching base-and-lid kit free, while available. Explore oilseed, cereal and pulse options.

A counted SeedSmart cereal sample beside precision scales

QuickChem gauges

The right gauge for your container.

Choose the right gauge for your container. Mix and match any 3 or more QuickChem gauges for $40 each including GST. One or two gauges are $50 each. Your discount applies automatically in the cart and at checkout. Shipping is additional.

Our story

Good ideas start with a real problem.

ARES Agriculture is an Australian business focused on finding simple 3D-printed solutions for agriculture. We believe a useful tool should make an everyday job a little easier.

From QuickChem gauges to our own SeedSmart grain counting trays, our focus is practical design with a clear purpose.

Have an idea from the paddock, workshop or trial site? We’re keen to hear it. You don’t need a finished design — tell us what the problem is and what a better solution might look like.

3D printer, prototype brackets and design tools on a rural workshop bench — generated illustration