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The new joint ISOBUS terminal from ANEDO, LACOS, and OSB can be operated in both landscape and portrait format. - Photos: ANEDO GmbH

12-11-2023 | News

ANEDO, LACOS, and OSB connagtive present a future-proof ISOBUS terminal

Purdue University researchers have been working on LED lighting strategies to increase yield and reduce energy costs for the vertical farming sector of indoor agriculture. - Photo: Purdue University

10-11-2023 | News

New technologies and the latest research in new book vertical farming

trinamiX’s solution combines a robust handheld device with an intuitive mobile app and web-based portal - Photo: trinamiX GmbH

10-11-2023 | News

trinamiX highlights mobile solution for crop analysis

The 5G onion is the next step in the EKOBOT pilot project. - Photos: Telia

09-11-2023 | News

Swedish telecom provider Telia presents the 5G onion

The new electric grain harvester will be suitable and adaptable for a range of crop types and conditions. “Beans, peas, wheat, canola, lentils, those will be its forte”, Mr Lucas points out. - Photos: LINTTAS

09-11-2023 | Article

LINTTAS: world’s first electric combine with innovative linear threshing system

In 2024, the French machinery manufacturer Carré will release the Klinea hoe with electric angle and depth adjustment. The two Kipline cameras are available as optional features. - Photos: Carré

08-11-2023 | News

Carré Klinea hoe with electric angle and depth adjustment

The widespread adoption of precision technology in Denmark is not a coerced change but a shift encouraged by voluntary schemes.

07-11-2023 | Expert opinion

‘Precision technology as a tool against nitrogen leaching’

The combine harvester division is the primary reason for the increasing revenue figures. - Photo: Bert Jansen.

07-11-2023 | News

Nearly 11 percent increase in revenue for AGCO

Kuhn is entering the mechanical weed control market and will introduce the Rowliner hoeing machine and Tineliner harrow in 2024. It is not yet known whether the manufacturer will produce these machines in-house or outsource their production. - Photo: Farm Connection

06-11-2023 | News

Kuhn enters the field of mechanical weed control

More and more manufacturers want to benefit from the progression from automation to autonomy. This doesn't necessarily mean unmanned, as seen with Amazone and Claas, which have established an autonomy partnership with AgXeed and now Müthing.

06-11-2023 | Article

Agritechnica 2023: more convenience and insight through precision

The invasive Codling Moth. - Photos: M3 Agriculture

03-11-2023 | News

M3 Agriculture Technologies: $ 1 million to use X-Ray innovation in pest control

Photos: René Koerhuis

03-11-2023 | Article

Take a look at FIRA USA 2023 in pictures part 2

The tractor operates with a lithium-ion battery with a capacity of 130 kWh. The tractor provides a nominal power output of 110 hp, with the capability to peak at 160 hp. - Photos: Tadus

02-11-2023 | News

New electric tractor from German start-up Tadus

Swarm farm robot spraying weeds in a broadacre configuration.

02-11-2023 | News

Robots are conquering Australia, first Gatton AgTech Showcase

Agricultural machinery manufacturer Nexat has announced a partnership with EW-group. As part of the collaboration, EW-group will receive a minority stake. - Photo: Michel Velderman

01-11-2023 | News

Nexat and EW-group collaborate

Christian Overkämping pulls a group of organic onions to show a quantity of 4 onions where he expects to find 8 on average. “It is highly unlikely that 4 out of 8 onions didn’t germinate or survive.” - Photos: Jan Willem Schouten

31-10-2023 | Article

German farmers: ‘Not yet autonomous enough for us to manage weeds’