Harvest technology

Mycorrhizal fungi can serve as a sustainable alternative to chemical pesticides, which are often used to ward off crop diseases. - Photo: Henk Riswick

05-12-2023 | News

Higher crop yields possible thanks to disease-resistant fungi

Like in previous years, the multipurpose category contains the most robots. It is notable that an increasing number of manufacturers are betting on relatively small two-track vehicles that can replace a compact, orchard/vineyard or even a standard tractor. - Photo: FieldRobotics

23-11-2023 | Article

Ag-Robot Buying Guide 2024 is out now

After much secrecy, New Holland officially presented the CR11 combine harvester on Sunday, November 12. It is the new flagship of the machinery manufacturer, which is said to have 20 to 40% more threshing capacity than the current top model CR10.90. - Photos: Mark Pasveer

13-11-2023 | News

New Holland unveils giant combine harvester CR11 at Agritechnica

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

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

13-10-2023 | News

Claas tests partially electric propulsion for Lexion combines

Foto: CNH

05-10-2023 | News

CNH expands investments in Advanced Farm Technologies

Currently 16 Advanced.Farm robotic strawberry harvesters are being used by 5 different customers. - Photo: Maxence Guillaumot

04-04-2023 | Article

Peter Ferguson, Advanced.Farm: ‘Offering the most advanced robotic picking solution’