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Agricon developed a sensor with which spot spraying in corn is possible. Technologies like these could help prevent significant yield losses in corn. - Photo: Koos Groenewold

14-09-2021 | News

Weeds to drag down corn yields in the future

Australian soils, in particular in the marginal wheat belt in Western Australia, are structurally degraded. - Photo: David Maunsell

14-09-2021 | News

Returning nitrogen to soils without chemicals

Airbus crop analytics have a broad range of applications, including reducing crop lodging risk, optimising irrigation and input applications, and in-season crop scouting. - Photo: Canva

13-09-2021 | News

Airbus and Agrimetrics partner in satellite-based crop data

The Tarvos smart traps count the number of moths. - Photo: Tarvos

13-09-2021 | News

Tarvos insect traps show input savings and loss prevention

The Optum AFS Connect range, like the line-up it succeeds, contains three models, with rated power outputs of 250hp, 270hp and 300hp. - Photo: Case IH

08-09-2021 | News

Case IH enhances connectivity on new Optum AFS Connect

Currently, the Agroday drone is designed to carry a payload of up to 2 kg. - Photo: Astrakhan State University

07-09-2021 | News

Russian scientists develop low budget application drone

With more than 65% of agronomic crops under no-till production in Pennsylvania, herbicide-resisant weeds are spreading, reducing crop yields and becoming very difficult to control. - Photo: Canva

06-09-2021 | News

Reduce herbicide use and maintain crop yield with no-till

The first module for the N-GAUGE mobile App allows CropScan 3300H users to manage the quality and quantity of grain as it is harvested and then stored in the field and on farm. - Photo: Reinder Prins

06-09-2021 | News

CropScanAg new trading name for Next Instruments

The Defender™ vest utilizes a small wireless transmitter that automatically pauses the autonomous machine when the person wearing the Defender™ vest is detected. Photo: GUSS Automation

02-09-2021 | News

Special vest with transmitter for safety around autonomous vehicles

The new prototype uses artificial intelligence (AI) to monitor crops, distinguish effective crops from weeds and move between rows autonomously. Photo: PUC of Rio de Janeiro

02-09-2021 | News

Brazilian robot monitors soy and cotton autonomously