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Ecovelex™ has a clear repellent effect when used as maize seed treatment. - Photo: SAT Corteva

15-02 | Article

A look at two new ‘green’ products to repel fungi and birds

The KFAST robot concept autonomously applies phytosanitary treatments, also providing the option to be guided by remote control. - Photos: Fede

14-02 | News

KFAST, autonomous spraying concept supported by Kubota

Case IH presents its new AF11 combine. AF stands for Axial Flow, the threshing concept that Case IH has been introducing to the market with a single rotor for years. Until now: the AF11 is equipped with a double rotor. - Photos: Case IH

14-02 | News

Double rotor in the new Case IH AF11 combine

Demand for indoor farming solutions is projected to reach a market value of US$ 118.17 billion by the end of 2033.- Photo: Canva

13-02 | News

Indoor Farming Market anticipated reaching US$ 118.17 billion by 2033

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’

The DAT Ecopatch is an external system that mounts directly on a farmers existing sprayer at regular intervals along the boom. - Photos: DAT

12-02 | Article

Analyzing Norwegian DAT’s approach using precision spray technology

The onboard container can carry 150 to 200 kilograms of (partly compressed) cotton. - Photos: Afara

12-02 | News

Afara robotic cotton picker salvages leftover cotton

Slovenian robot manufacturer PeK Automotive introduces its new field robot model Agilehelper. - Photos: René Koerhuis

09-02 | News

New Agile Slopehelper for narrow vineyards

Maschio Gaspardo expects to sell approximately 5 ICARDO X4 robots in Italy and France in 2024. In 2023, 5 units were already in operation. - Photo: Maschio Gaspardo

09-02 | News

Italian ICARO X4 Robot decides when to combat fungi in vineyards

The Crover prototype is powered via cable and remotely controlled. By 2025, Crover aims for full autonomy. - Photo: Geert Hekkert

08-02 | News

Scottish Crover robot mixes and checks grain quality in bins

Photos: Tortuga

08-02 | News

Tortuga AgTech wins Ag Robot of the Year 2024 award, Digital Workbench public favourite

Odd.Bot-Maverick A computer model of the Maverick weeding robot, set to enter the market in 2024 for a price ranging from approximately €90,000 to €120,000. - Photos: Odd.Bot

08-02 | News

Odd.Bot takes to the Fields with Maverick weeding robot

The disease-seeking robot in action. Next spring there will be 73 machines in action. - Photo: H2L robotics

08-02 | News

Fine-tuning the tulip selection robot remains ongoing

the control of the rear hydraulics for coupling implements (here a disc harrow) can be controlled remotely using Arnold NextG technology. - Photos: Arnold NextG

07-02 | News

Arnold NextG introduces a new concept to tractors: a car-like steering feel

The last edition of the biennial trade fair took place in 2022. The next edition of the SIMA fair will be held in 2026. - Photo: Mark Pasveer

06-02 | News

French SIMA 2024 cancelled due to agricultural crisis

Photo: Agrifac

06-02 | Article

‘Costs precision spraying in soybean and maize crops 2.3 times lower than conventional’