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CURTmini is the smallest robot representative. - Photos: Fraunhofer IPA

18-10-2023 | News

IPA robots demonstrate autonomous route planning capability

The drone carried 2 kilograms of seed per flight. - Photo's: Peter Roek

17-10-2023 | Article

Sowing cover crops in maize with a drone

Bayer plans to bring direct-seeded rice to one million hectares, supporting two million early adopter-smallholder farmers and their families in India by 2030. - Photo: Bayer

17-10-2023 | News

Bayer introduces agricultural system for direct-seeded rice

SiteMetrix® is a complete 3D GNSS site management and inspection tool developed by Hemisphere. - Foto: CNH

16-10-2023 | News

CNH completes purchase of Hemisphere GNSS

Mobile solutions such as iFarm deliver fresh and locally grown salads, herbs or root vegetables all year round under all climatic conditions. - Photo: Ifarm

16-10-2023 | Article

New technologies for cultivation in closed agricultural systems

The idea of the Finnish machinery manufacturer Valtra is to automatically maintain the horizontal position of the fertilizer spreader using a hydraulic top link, which is based on two sensors positioned under the spreader. - Photo: Valtra

13-10-2023 | News

Valtra keeps fertilizer spreader automatically horizontal

Claas works on a hybrid propulsion system for Lexion combines. - Photo: Claas

13-10-2023 | News

Claas tests partially electric propulsion for Lexion combines

Case IH is working on a new form of automation for combine harvesters; four radar sensors hang over the reel and scan the height and thickness of the crop. Based on this, the machine regulates its driving speed. - Photo: Case IH

12-10-2023 | News

Case IH combine harvester looks ahead in cereal crops

The company is currently in the planning stages for large scale commercial farms in each capital city. - Photos: Stacked Farm

12-10-2023 | Article

Stacked Farm to build indoor farms in each capital city of Australia

Fendt will showcase new butterfly mowers at the Agritechnica trade fair in November. What makes them special is that they come with automatic section control, and the crimping intensity is electrically adjustable. The latter feature allows you to base the crimping intensity on a task map or crop sensor. - Photo: Fendt

11-10-2023 | News

New Fendt Butterfly Mowers adjust conditioning intensity based on prescription map

The IntelliSense software, with the assistance of the Lidar sensor on the tractor's roof (not visible in the image), recognizes the swath thickness. Based on this information, the tractor's driving speed is controlled. - Photo: Emmanuel Bourgois/New Holland.

10-10-2023 | News

New Holland Large Baler controlled by Lidar sensor

Brad Westcott, Sales Director (left), and Mathias Gililea, Technical Support at Carbon Robotics. - Photo: Bram Becks

10-10-2023 | Article

Weeding with a Laser, an observation in the field

MPT has built a 12-metre broadacre seeder that incorporates moisture-sensing tynes to automatically alter sowing depth according to soil conditions. - Photos: MPT

09-10-2023 | Article

A smart seeder that maps soil moisture and carbon

Foto: Canva

09-10-2023 | News

Researchers want to ‘talk’ to plants with new tool