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InnerPlant develops genetically engineered crops that can give off warning signals in case of drought, pests or nitrogen shortage so farmers can act quickly.

03-10-2022 | News

John Deere invests in tech that lets genetically engineered crops “talk” to farmers

Zasso and AGXTEND present, for the first time in the field, the XPower XPR Concept, an electric weeding solution for row crops.

03-10-2022 | News

Electric weeding solution for row crops presented by Zasso and AGXTEND

US company InsightTRAC will have its robots commercially deployed in December. The Rover can remove mummies from almond trees. It prevents pests from damaging the quality and yield of crops.

30-09-2022 | Article

InsightTRAC Rover can shoot mummies out of almond trees

Dutch grower Anselm Claasen harvested Agria seed potatoes, using a visual yield determination on his potato harvester. How does it work?

29-09-2022 | Article

Video: site-specific visual yield determination in seed potato harvesting

Syngenta Crop Protection is launching a commercial digital solution to diagnose infestations of plant-parasitic nematodes in crops by analysing photographs taken from satellites.

28-09-2022 | News

Digital tool to detect plant-parasitic nematodes in crops through satellite images

Eden Research plc has received regulatory approval from the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for its biopesticides Mevalone and Cedroz.

28-09-2022 | News

Eden granted US EPA regulatory approval for biopesticides

27-09-2022 | News

Syngenta Interra Scan soil mapping service allows growers to better understand soil health

A young drone pilot in Vietnam flying the XAG P100 agricultural drone, using his smartphone. - Photo: XAG

27-09-2022 | News

XAG goes global with its P100 agricultural drone

To help farmers make sure their (autonomous) agricultural equipment is using all the latest and greatest machine learning models, Wallaroo launches Air Gap Edge Deploy. It allows farmers to deploy machine learning and it ensures that the flow of data to and from the machine is uninterrupted in areas with little or no internet connection.

26-09-2022 | News

Air gap solution lets farmers deploy machine learning without internet connectivity

Today there are more than 50 Thorvald robots in operation, in five different countries. - Photo: Saga Robotics

26-09-2022 | Interview

Anne Dingstad, CEO Saga Robotics: Increasing adoption of ag robots as more growers ‘get it’

Photo: Mark Pasveer

23-09-2022 | Article

Grain quality measurement on the fly

Photo: Michel Velderman

22-09-2022 | News

VIDEO | Autonomous tillage with e-Robotiller

Photo: Ortolanda

22-09-2022 | Article

Ortolanda: ‘Without our radish harvesting and bunching robots, we would need 25 people’

NASA's OpenET tool uses publicly available data to provide satellite-based information on evapotranspiration. It's a measurement that farmers can use to estimate the amount of water being taken up or used by their fields and crops and that will usually need to be replaced through irrigation or rainfall. - Photo: NASA Harvest

21-09-2022 | Article

How is NASA trying to help farmers?

Australian start-up Hone aims to have its first devices for on-farm grain analysis ready for sale by start of the grain harvest this year.

20-09-2022 | Article

On-farm grain analysis technology available for harvest 2022

Yield monitoring technology will continue to be the biggest contributor to the growth of the precision ag market.

20-09-2022 | News

Yield monitoring technology to dominate precision ag market