Harvest technology

New Holland presents a new combine harvester: the CR10. The machine is largely similar to the previously shown CR11, but with a smaller engine and bunker capacity. - Photos: New Holland

24-06 | News

New Holland introduces smaller ‘Giga-Combine’ CR10

John Deere presents new T5 and T6 combines. – Photos: John Deere

12-06 | News

John Deere presents new T5 and T6 combines

HarvestEye is a cost-effective method to deliver visibility on the size, shape and mapping variability of potatoes and onions. – Photo: B-HIve

03-06 | News

Potato and onion harvest system secures premier Scottish supplier

Shivaa - Photo: Annemarie Popp, DFKI GmbH

02-04 | News

DFKI Robotics Innovation Center working on strawberry harvester Shivaa

Photo: Fieldwork

27-03 | News

Fieldwork wins UK government grant for the BerryAI Project

Co-founders of combinesettings.com Saskatchewan crop farmer, Trevor Scherman, and Megan Madden. - Photo: combinesettings.com

18-03 | Article

Global collaboration: empowering combine harvester operators worldwide

The Harvy 500 breaks with traditional notions of a harvesting machine. There is no driver's seat, but there is a small instrument panel on the right side (with code yellow), including a view of the battery charge level. - Photos: mark Pasveer

12-03 | Article

With electric harvesting machine ready for the future of blueberry cultivation

John Deere S7 900_Combine harvesting wheat. - Photos: John Deere

29-02 | News

John Deere introduces new S7 Combines

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

Cherry tomatoes in the greenhouse. - Photo: Floating Robotics

15-01 | News

A picking robot for the Swiss greenhouse