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Fendt launches new OptiNozzle control system

24-07-2019 | News

Fendt launches new OptiNozzle control system

Photo: Sencrop

23-07-2019 | News

Crunchdex: weather start-up Sencrop ‘one to watch’

CropIn wins Rainforest Alliance Ag-Tech Challenge

23-07-2019 | News

CropIn wins Rainforest Alliance Ag-Tech Challenge

Technologies are only as good as their datasets

22-07-2019 | Article

‘Technologies are only as good as their datasets’

Fendt launches new operating concept for 300-vario

19-07-2019 | News

Fendt launches new operating concept for 300-vario

Klassieke veredeling gaat veel langzamer dan met Crispr-Cas

19-07-2019 | News

Future of CRISPR technology in crops reviewed

Photo: Trimble

18-07-2019 | News

Smart farming market to grow to US$ 40 Bn by 2026

Robot uses machine learning to harvest lettuce

18-07-2019 | News

Robot uses machine learning to harvest lettuce

Photo: Anne van der Woude

17-07-2019 | Article

Drone operators explore machine learning

Nissan robot duck keeps paddy fields clear of weeds

17-07-2019 | News

Nissan robot duck keeps paddy fields clear of weeds

Novatel SMART2 antenna delivers scalable accuracy

16-07-2019 | News

Novatel SMART2 antenna delivers scalable accuracy

2016-08-25 01:50:55 Grape vinyeards are watered by drip irrigation near Porterville California, August 24, 2016. Agricultural fertilizers as well as cow manure from dairy farms have led to domestic wells in California's Central Valley having dangerously high levels of nitrates making it unsafe to drink. In California s top farming regions, up to 250,000 consumers are highly susceptible to encountering nitrate contamination in their drinking water, according a report released earlier this month by the Agricultural Sustainability Institute at the University of California at Davis. Robyn BECK / AFP

16-07-2019 | Article

Growing smart irrigation market driven by IoT devices

Photo: Jan Willem van Vliet

15-07-2019 | Expert opinion

4 ways big data analytics are transforming agriculture

The size of wheeled tractors is reaching it's maximum. For work not requiring lots of horsepower, swarm technology will become a serious alternative.

12-07-2019 | Article

Tractor swarms poised to take over

Photo: Tim and Trimble

11-07-2019 | Article

Private companies join efforts to connect Brazilian farms

Most Dutch growers (still) use hose reel systems because of their easiness to use and capacity although they do realise that these are not ideal from the perspective of water utilisation.

10-07-2019 | Article

This is how Dutch growers manage irrigation