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NPPL participant Henk Verdegaal (51) grows 25 hectares of hyacinths in the Netherlands. - Photos: Peter Roek

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Simply reducing spraying against botrytis is not possible, even with precision techniques

Agtech By Design will release a green on brown spot spraying technology, which identifies all the weeds, and is also developing a product called SpeciesSelect, which is a green on green spot spraying technology that can identify individual species of weed. - Photos: Agtech By Design

22-04 | Article

New spot spraying technology for tree crops and vines

Find out what the most expensive field and harvest robots are and what they cost. - Photo: AgXeed

18-04 | Article

These are the most expensive ag robots you can buy today

Checking the checkpoints ensures that a GPS system also does what it's meant to do: work accurately. Tips and tricks for maximum precision. - Photo: Mark Pasveer

16-04 | Article

This is how your GPS system works accurately

Virtually any sprayer can be retrofitted with SymphonyNozzle control. - Photo: Shutterstock/ Valentin Valkov

15-04 | Article

Improving spraying applications with new nozzle technology

Arginine-phosphate crystals in Arevo's research laboratory. - Photos and graphics: Arevo

11-04 | Article

Arevo’s technology: ‘A critical look at its nitrogen efficiency for growers’

The success of the Ecorobotix ARA spot sprayer is remarkable. Rarely has a newcomer established itself so quickly with a new machine in the Dutch market. - Photos: Jan Willem Schouten

09-04 | Article

Market seems to embrace the Ecorobotix ARA-spotsprayer

A camera-guided hoe from Schmotzer. Correction based on a camera signal is done hydraulically with a linear side shift. Schmotzer also provides a control system based on sensors. This works well in relatively large and coarse crops such as corn or sunflowers. - Photo: Schmotzer

08-04 | Article

Camera-guided hoeing is here to stay

In the photos, the same Valtra N175 with a 1.2-ton front weight can be seen. The discs are set at a height of 84 cm, measured at the front and back of the disc. After filling with 2,100 kg of fertilizer, the leveling deviates by 2.5 degrees. The height is now 73.5 at the front of the disc and 72 at the back of the disc. - Photo: Valtra

05-04 | Article

Correction of fertilizer spreader leveling (automatic)

Carbon robotics which already has a presence in North America and Europe, is continuing to expand worldwide. - Photos: Maxence Guillaumot

04-04 | Article

Laser weeding arrives in Australia, how does it work?