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A new component of DLG Feldtage is the FarmRobotix program. The small electric Up field robot from the Dutch start-up Aigro drove in a fixed pattern during the outdoor fair, mowing the grass between the imaginary rows of (fruit) trees. This is one of the tasks for which the vehicle is designed. Aigro has already sold several Ups. – Photos: Koos Groenewold

04-09 | Article

PHOTO | Robots as the Focus of the FarmRobotix Program at DLG Feldtage

Weed seeds can multiply during harvest but a new solution using light technology destroys them going through the combine. – Photos: Chris McCullough

02-09 | Article

Retrofit kit for combine harvesters uses light treatment to eliminate weed seeds

What do we mean by spot spraying? How large is a spot? Can it be fitted onto any field sprayer? When is spot spraying financially worthwhile? Future Farming looked into it for you. Read the 12 questions about spot spraying and their answers. – Photo: Agrifac

29-08 | Article

Everything you ever wanted to know about Spot Spraying: 12 questions and answers

The Newman in-row cultivator uses cameras to recognize plants in the row and then cultivates around them. Other smart cultivators do this as well. However, this machine impresses with the level of AI-based plant recognition. – Photos: Sönke Schulz

28-08 | Article

Ullmann Newman precision cultivates in-row

The S7’s advancements in automation and integration are designed to be a foundation for future autonomous technologies, making the transition to full autonomy smoother for farmers. – Photos: John Deere

26-08 | Article

How John Deere’s S7 combines are paving the way for fully autonomous farming

Delivery of the Fendt 716 equipped with the iQuus system. – Photos: Koos Groenewold

22-08 | Article

Autonomous Fendt at work in onion and potato fields

The first panels allowed 11% of light through. Now, there are panels that let through 40% of light, with an expected 5% decrease in production.- Photo: Henk Riswick

21-08 | Article

The Pros and Cons of Agri-PV: Cultivating crops under solar panels

LINTTAS aims to create a virtual prototype within a year. – Image: LINTTAS

19-08 | Article

LINTTAS advances with groundbreaking electric harvester design

The Harvy500 was first successfully tested during the harvesting season of 2019 and was fully operational by 2021. – Photo: FIneField

15-08 | Article

A close look at solar-powered robot harvesting technology

With AVR Connect, you gain online insights not only during planting but also afterwards, including the capacity of the agitators, the number of misses, the planting distance, the pressure on the hilling cover, and the number of planted seed potatoes. - Photo: AVR

13-08 | Article

How Belgian manufacturer AVR aims to automate potato cultivation