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CEO Jaisimha Rao : “I think we are already helping more farmers with spot spraying than some of the other existing players in the market.” - Photos: Niqo Robotics

20-05 | Article

CEO Jaisimha Rao of Niqo Robotics: ‘We are not just a spraying company’

According to Sosnoskie, the value of the spot spray technology really shines where there is a good baseline weed control to start off with. Photos: Lynn Sosnoskie

14-05 | Article

Lynn Sosnoskie: ‘Weed-It valuable for future weed control in perennial crops’

There are now over 3400 AMPs logged in an antimicrobial peptide database managed by the University of Nebraska. - Photo generated by AI

13-05 | Article

A look at peptide products to protect against diseases and insects

The autonomous robot tractor Karl from Kuhn is a diesel-electric powered vehicle on tracks. - Photo: Kuhn

09-05 | Article

How are field and harvest robots powered?

The Chameleon Card lights up to display whether the soil is wet, dry or moist. The system is now also available for farmers in Australia. - Photo: Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research

07-05 | Article

Australian soil water sensor popular among smallholder farmers

An addition to the smart weeders catalogue is Newman from Czech technology company Ullmanna. - Photo: René Koerhuis

06-05 | Article

Two more AI supported machines for selective weeding

John Deere recommends storing the receiver indoors every day. With one hand, you can disconnect the plug and then detach the dome (quick-release). However, it does require climbing. We miss some sort of step next to the hood. - Photo: Mark Pasveer.

02-05 | Article

Seven GPS steering systems tested, part 2

On the roof of the tractor are the seven GPS steering systems from the tractor brands Claas (Trimble), Deutz-Fahr, John Deere, Massey Ferguson, McCormick, New Holland, and Valtra. In this TRACTOR test of GPS steering systems, Valtra leads the way, with John Deere coming in at number 2. - Photo: Mark Pasveer

30-04 | Article

Seven GPS steering systems tested: Valtra leads the way, part 1

A precision planter is interesting for farmers because it gives them the precision to achieve greater cost effectiveness. - Photos: Equalizer

29-04 | Article

‘Farmers increasingly interested in more precise planting’

According to Niqo Robotics, the farmers who have used the technology, reported up to 60% chemical cost savings in the early stages of spray without any compromise on efficacy. - Photos: Niqo Robotics

25-04 | Article

Niqo Robotics introduces spot spraying technology that fits any sprayer