Expert opinion

Author of this opinion Iulian Stefan with a drone. – Photos: Iulian Stefan

20-06 | Expert opinion

‘A short guide on buying a drone’

A new wave of fully electric robots is emerging, such as the Amos Power A3/A4. – Photo: Amos

11-06 | Expert opinion

‘Robots lead the way to diesel-free agriculture’

While a growing number of farmers are embracing data-driven solutions, the focus is heavily on operational advantages rather than fully exploiting data accumulation. – Photo: Canva

04-06 | Expert opinion

Farmers: Unlock the treasure trove – Why Ag-data is your greatest asset

Foto: Canva

28-05 | Expert opinion

‘Precision agriculture is making farming more dependent on technology’

Autonomous robot navigating in a field- Photo: Farmdroid

02-04 | Expert opinion

Autonomous robots: answering three basic questions

The NDVI images at the end of May in few plots, in contrasted images. Color legend: red is low vegetation, followed by yellow and green. Blue areas are the part of the field with the highest vegetation values. - Photos: Iulian Stefan

19-03 | Expert opinion

Precision farming insights – Part 2: Working with Variable Rate Technology

NDVI sensor mounted on a tractor. - Photo: Yara

07-03 | Expert opinion

Precision farming insights – Part 1: First step in Variable Rate Technology

The top model among the Claas combine harvesters currently is the Lexion 8900 TerraTrac. According to the Claas configurator, it has a base price of €749,185. Adding approximately €100,000 for options brings the total to €850,000. Then, including a 13.8-meter cutting header at €143,530 and a transport trailer costing €32,225, you just surpass the million mark. - Photo: Claas

13-02 | Expert opinion

‘Agricultural machinery breaks records with prices exceeding one million dollars each’

Photo: GrowUp Farms

19-01 | Expert opinion

‘The sky’s the limit for vertical farming’

Picture generated by AI

21-12-2023 | Expert opinion

‘The Humanoid revolution: A new farmhand with steel muscles?’