fertilizing

Dutch farmer applying liquid fertiliser on a frozen grain field. - Photo: Koos van der Spek

03-02-2022 | Article

Better global nitrogen fertiliser balance in grain needed

The Tveskaeg Benchtop sensor at the Samson Agro stand on the Agritechnica exhibition back in 2019. - Photo: Samson Agro

19-01-2022 | News

Samson to test slurry analysis technology this year

Hyperspectral sensors affixed to small aircraft can accurately detect nitrogen status of crops, a new study by University of Illinois shows. - Photo: Canva

18-01-2022 | News

Detecting crop nitrogen with hyperspectral sensors on planes

Liquid fertiliser being applied in a corn field. - Photo: Canva

11-01-2022 | News

Nitrogen diminishes soil organic carbon in corn production

Nano-fertiliser to cut nutrient waste

10-01-2022 | News

Nano-fertiliser to cut nutrient waste

Fertiliser prices have spiked worldwide. - Photo: Roel Dijkstra

04-01-2022 | Article

High fertiliser prices, more precision

The study identifies how this new low-cost solution could help growers yield maximum crops with minimal fertilisation. - Photo: Canva

23-12-2021 | News

Low-cost AI soil sensors could help reduce fertiliser use

String Bio claims it can turn methane into food-growing biostimulants. - Photo: Van Assendelft

15-11-2021 | News

Turning methane into a valuable crop input

Photo: Topcon

27-10-2021 | Article

Determining slurry quantities in advance with Topcon

Corn (maize) growing in the NYU Rose Sohn Zegar Greenhouse on the roof of the NYU Center for Genomics & Systems Biology. - Photo: NYU Center for Genomics & Systems Biology

29-09-2021 | News

Machine learning to help grow crops with less fertilizer