2023 top 5: Videos with the most views

This week, coming up to the end of 2023 and the first week of 2024, we look back at the content we have shared over the year. In the coming days, you will find the top 5 listings of the best-read articles on field robots, drones and autonomy.

Listed below are the 5 videos with the most views on our YouTube channel.

1. Swedish institute build tractor Drever 120

The electric autonomous agriculture machine Drever 120 was shown during the Borgeby Fältdagar in Sweden. The tractor is built by Traktorarvid, Arvid Örde, RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, HydraSpecma, Regal Components and Micropower Group.

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2. Swedish Ekobot WEAI Works on New Platform

The weed control robot, Swedish Ekobot WEAI, demonstrated its weed control capabilities in an onion crop during a Dutch field demonstration. The robot showcased several improvements as it progresses towards a completely new model set for release in 2025.

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3. WORLD AG EXPO 2023 in California

Future Farming visited the World Ag Expo in Tulare, California, one of the world’s largest agricultural trade shows. When it comes to field robots, autonomous tractors and electric tractors, all the major suppliers of the North American market were present, and we went to meet them.

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4. Big Australian arable farmer surprised by capacity AgXeed robot

Gerrit Kurstjens is a pioneering farmer who has already clocked up 40,000 ha of autonomous operations on 13,000 ha of cropping area at Beefwood Farms, Moree in New South Wales, Australia. He decides to go for AgXeed’s 112kW strong autonomous Agbot and has now worked with it for a few months.

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5. The Agtonomy Telefarmer: a REVOLUTION for agriculture?!

Agtonomy announced its new TeleFarmer autonomous tractor solution during the WorldAg Expo. TeleFarmer has been developed to help farmers remotely execute labor-intensive field tasks such as weeding, spraying, mowing and transporting. The solution is mainly dedicated to specialty crop farmers who are struggling to find labor and suffer from associated rising costs.

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