Articles by René Groeneveld

For this 2022 edition, SIMA sets out to be the meeting place for solutions and technologies for agriculture, instead of just an agricultural machinery show. - Photo: SIMA

24-10-2022 | News

SIMA and FIRA present Agricultural Robotics Village

IrriDesk precision irrigation for vineyard and orchard crops

20-10-2022 | News

IrriDesk precision irrigation for vineyard and orchard crops

The autonomous herbicide sprayer Herbicide GUSS will spray 7 acres per hour, depending on speed and row spacing. - Photo: GUSS Automation

18-10-2022 | Article

GUSS launches autonomous herbicide sprayer for orchards

DataFarming has developed a web application that delivers satellite imagery to any farmer in the world.

10-10-2022 | Article

DataFarming aims to offer growers cheap and easy access to satellite imagery

The strawberry-picking robot currently picks at half the speed of a human picker, but it can run 24/7. - Photo: BSC Electronics

07-10-2022 | Article

Strawberry-picking robot uses ultra violet light to control funguses

New ways to increase capacity of soil carbon sequestration in farming are within reach.

05-10-2022 | Article

Technologies for soil carbon sequestration that also remove greenhouse gases

US company InsightTRAC will have its robots commercially deployed in December. The Rover can remove mummies from almond trees. It prevents pests from damaging the quality and yield of crops.

30-09-2022 | Article

InsightTRAC Rover can shoot mummies out of almond trees

Photo: Ortolanda

22-09-2022 | Article

Ortolanda: ‘Without our radish harvesting and bunching robots, we would need 25 people’

Australian start-up Hone aims to have its first devices for on-farm grain analysis ready for sale by start of the grain harvest this year.

20-09-2022 | Article

On-farm grain analysis technology available for harvest 2022

The outdoor harvesting machine is fully electric, with an on-board generator supplying the power. - Photo: Koppert Machines

15-09-2022 | Article

Radish harvesting robot saves growers up to 50% in costs

Groeneveld

René Groeneveld Correspondent for Australia