Weed/Pest control

Crop.zone’s Nucrop system combines a conductive liquid with electric applicators to desiccate crops and control weeds without herbicides. Now available in the U.S. through Big Iron Equipment. Photo: Crop.zone

27-03 | News

Crop.zone and Big Iron bring herbicide-free weed control to U.S.

boom sprayer

24-03 | Article

Turn your boom sprayer into a spot sprayer

The Vulcan has helped growers operate more efficiently, reduce costs, and take meaningful steps toward a more automated and resilient future of farming, according to the FarmWise team. Photos: FarmWise

20-03 | News

FarmWise to wind down operations, seeks strategic alternatives

The LaserWeeder G2 is the second-generation autonomous agricultural robot from Carbon Robotics, designed for precision weed control without the use of herbicides. This field robot combines computer vision, AI deep learning technology, robotics, and lasers to distinguish crops from weeds and eliminate the weeds using laser beams. – Photos: Carbon Robotics.

17-03 | News

Carbon Robotics introduces faster and lighter LaserWeeder G2

E-Weeder

22-01 | News

Swiss research team tests weeding robot E-Weeder

2 Stout smart cultivators in an organic romaine’s field. – Photos: Stout Industries

08-01 | Article

Stout’s smart weeder: 8,000 hours in 5 years, a robust and efficient weeding solution

Photo: Niqo Robotics/ Canva

03-01 | Article

2024 top 5: Most read articles on weed and pest control

Odd.Bot

16-12-2024 | News

Odd.Bot picks weeds in between carrots, onions, and chicory

LaserWeeder from the U.S.-based Carbon Robotics in action at Dutch vegetable farm Van den Einden. – Photos: Peter Roek

26-11-2024 | Article

Dutch grower: ‘This is the machine that gives us excellent results’

Greeneye is already working with U.S. farmers to extend the usage of its system to other inputs such as anti-fungals and micronutrients. – Photos: Greeneye Technology

21-11-2024 | News

Greeneye launches field trials for AI-driven precision spraying in Australia