Tech in focus

Claas is developing sustainable solutions, from electric telehandlers to hydrogen-powered engines, to reduce emissions in agriculture.

13-12-2024 | News

Claas targets electric loaders and hydrogen engines for sustainable farming

Interpom is primarily a networking fair. Harvester manufacturer AVR, celebrating its 175th anniversary, showcased a special edition of its Puma harvester, designed in a 1980s style. – Photos: Martijn Knuivers

13-12-2024 | News

Smarter machines at Belgian potato trade fair Interpom

The Chinese start-up ZSHX Advanced Tractors has developed a production-ready electric tractor in just four years. The manufacturer plans to present the first models in Germany in the spring of 2025. – Photo: ZSHX Advanced Tractors

11-12-2024 | News

Chinese start-up introduces electric tractor

Photo: Koos Groenewold

10-12-2024 | Article

Field robot landscape diversifies: Discover the 2025 ag-robot buyers’ guide

The general consensus among leaders in the world of agricultural robots is a positive outlook for the agricultural robotics market in 2025, with varying levels of optimism. Photo: SwarmFarm Robotics

10-12-2024 | Article

Agricultural robotics market poised for growth despite economic uncertainties

An on-board hydrogen fuel cell on the Smilla H₂ powers a generator to recharge a Li-ion battery pack. – Photos: Ecothea

09-12-2024 | Article

Zero emission multifunction robot of Italian company Ecothea

DJI introduces new Agras T100 and T70 drones in China

06-12-2024 | News

DJI introduces new Agras T100 and T70 drones in China

Robots are now a common sight in the agricultural spotlight. At Agritechnica 2023, the largest agricultural trade fair, several robots, like this Karl from manufacturer Kuhn, were displayed among the standard equipment. But in the field still a rarity. – Photo’s: Future Farming

05-12-2024 | Expert opinion

‘Autonomy operations: Lessons from history and today’

Photo; Agri-TechE

04-12-2024 | News

Director Agri-TechE: ‘Stop overpromising, farmers need reliable solutions’

The full PoWer project consortium, with Dr. Georg Töpfer from engine manufacturer Deutz in the center. The consortium is working on the development of hydrogen engines for off-highway applications. In addition to Deutz, German machinery manufacturers Claas and Liebherr are participating in this project. The German government supports the PoWer project with €5.1 million. – Photo: Mahle GmbH

04-12-2024 | News

Consortium PoWer Project with Deutz focuses on hydrogen engines

03-01 | Article

2024 top 5: Most read articles on weed and pest control

02-01 | Article

2024 top 5: Most read articles on harvesting

Engineered potatoes show 30% growth boost under heatwaves