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Photo: Agrifac

06-02 | Article

‘Costs precision spraying in soybean and maize crops 2.3 times lower than conventional’

Tracy and Curtis Hiebert, farmers based in Manitoba, Canada, were the first demonstration project partners of FuelPositive. - Photos: FuelPositive

05-02 | Article

Farmers making fertilizer: an update on FuelPositive technology

SwarmBot with the 24m spot spraying- Photos: Maxence Guillaumot

01-02 | Article

10.000 ha in 6 months, a robot that has proved its worth!

SelectShot delivers a precision dose-per-seed application. - Photos: CapstanAG

31-01 | Article

SelectShot: set it, forget it, and save on fertilizer while seeding

Interest in the Tow and Fert machines is growing worldwide as farmers want to save money on granular fertiliser. - Photos: Metalform

29-01 | Article

‘Tow and Fert’ technology breaking down fertilizer and costs

A characteristic of the CupWheel is its extreme flattening, which makes the tire behave like an inflated caterpillar track on the ground. - Photos: Mark Pasveer

25-01 | Article

Using CupWheel tires is like driving on flat tires

Danish fertilizer spreader specialist Bøgballe introduces its new dynamic headland spreading system for working widths ranging from 27 to 42 metres. - Photo: Dynamic Heartland

23-01 | Article

Cutting edge fertilizer application right to the edge

Nitricity’s fertilizer can be a cost-effective solution for growers. - Photo: BrendelSignature

22-01 | Article

Using electricity to extract nitrogen directly from the air

The use of a drone for sowing cover crops in maize. - Photos Koos Groenewold

18-01 | Article

Sowing cover crops with a drone: not perfect, but promising

Cyclone Farms is located along a long straight road with vast acreages of farmland on each side of that road in York, East Central Nebraska. The farm is surrounded by conventional farmers. - Photos: René Koerhuis

16-01 | Article

Cyclone Farms – ‘Soil health is our first line of defence’