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Greeneye launches field trials for AI-driven precision spraying in Australia

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Bright prospects for the unmanned tractor – Especially with reverse capability

The Lithuanian agricultural company Auga Group had been working on a 500-horsepower hybrid tractor: the M1. However, the company is halting the development of the Auga M1 tractor due to financial difficulties. At the front of the tractor is a combustion engine powered by (bio)methane gas, while behind the cabin sits a generator that produces electricity for the electric wheel motors. – Photos: Mark Pasveer

20-11 | News

Auga Group halts development of hybrid Auga M1 tractor

The Italian trade fair Eima 2024, the second-largest mechanization fair in Europe, showcased numerous innovations. Future Farming highlighted 15 new developments in a photo report, including an electric Alpego power harrow, a new Solis narrow-track tractor, and updated tracks and specialty tires from Vredestein and BKT. – Photos: Bas van Hattum

20-11 | Photoreport

Eima 2024, the second-largest mechanization fair in Europe, showcases many innovations

Photo: Canva

19-11 | News

‘Cane Seed’ aims to reinvent sugarcane management

Craig Rupp: I think the likes of tractor company is stuck in the Innovator’s Dilemma. I imagine there is a team working on the next bigger model. It’s in their DNA. There is nothing they can do to change that.” – Photo generated by AI DALL-E

19-11 | Expert opinion

‘Autonomy: The key to reducing horsepower — It’s not just smart, it’s the law’

Photo: Fieldwork

18-11 | News

Fieldwork Robotics signs collaboration agreement with Burro

Spot spraying trials by Syngenta show reduced phytotoxicity from spot spraying delivers significant yield increases in sugar beet and grassland. – Photos: Mick Roberts

18-11 | Article

Spot spraying pays dividends

Mississippi State University Assistant Professor Hussein Gharakhani, front, is a MAFES scientist whose research focuses on agricultural autonomy. Also pictured are Research Associate Jessica Wolfe and Assistant Professor Nuwan Wijewardane assessing a robot in a corn field as a UAV flies above at the university’s W.B. Andrews Agricultural Systems Research Farm. – Photo: Dominique Belcher

15-11 | News

MSU, John Deere partner for research to move agricultural autonomy forward

Last year, the innovative Digital Workbench Tipard 1800 won the Ag-Robot of the Year 2024 title, as decided by public vote. – Photo: Mark Pasveer

15-11 | News

Last call: Showcase your Ag-Robot in the Future Farming Ag-robot buying guide 2025

Theme of the month: Autonomy

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Bright prospects for the unmanned tractor – Especially with reverse capability

19-11 | Expert opinion

‘Autonomy: The key to reducing horsepower — It’s not just smart, it’s the law’

MSU, John Deere partner for research to move agricultural autonomy forward

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Aggressive growth continues at FBN, evolving to meet members’ needs

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Onocoy unveils cost-effective RTK service for precision positioning

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FarmWise and RDO’s partnership sparks interest in future collaborations with John Deere

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