Tech in focus

Raven Industries debuted new autonomous tillage and harvest solutions. Here, we take a closer look at what these solutions offer farmers. Raven’s Driver Assist technology is to address skilled labour shortages by reducing the time needed to train new workers and ultimately making it easier to cover more acres in a day with less fatigue. - Photo: Business Wire

19-12-2022 | News

A closer look at Raven’s autonomous tillage and harvest solutions

Osiris Agriculture has developed an autonomous irrigation robot called Oscar. Photo: Osiris Agriculture

16-12-2022 | Article

Oscar autonomous irrigation robot makes every drop count

Raven Autonomy Harvest Assist provides a coordinated control feature that allows for the Driver Assist Harvest Solution to chart the path and speed of the tractor pulling the grain cart alongside a combine harvester during an ‘unload on the go’ operation. - Photos: CNHI

15-12-2022 | Article

CNH Industrial shows autonomous farming solutions at Tech Day

Implementing precision technology on a family farm | Field Trials E8 PART 1

14-12-2022 | Podcast

Implementing precision technology on a family farm | Field Trials E8 PART 1

Photo: GOFAR

14-12-2022 | News

World FIRA 2023 opens entries for ag robotics start-up awards pitches

The first electric, driver-optional tractors are coming off Monarch's Founder Series production line in Livermore, California. - Photo: Monarch Tractor

13-12-2022 | News

Series production of Monarch MK-V electric, driver-optional tractors started

Naïo Technologies "Oz" robot is demonstrated during CES Unveiled before the CES tech show, Monday, Jan. 3, 2022, in Las Vegas. - Photo: AP Photo/Ellen Schmidt

13-12-2022 | News

Naïo Technologies raises USD 33 million to accelerate growth

New Holland shows prototype electric and autonomous tractor

12-12-2022 | News

New Holland shows prototype electric and autonomous tractor

The main autonomous field robot of Agerris was the Digital Farmhand. - Photo: Agerris

06-12-2022 | News

Agerris closed, but its autonomous field robot gets a new start

By spraying with a drone, the company can avoid driving down wet slopes during long periods of rain. - Photo: Heitlinger & Burg Ravensburg

02-12-2022 | Article

German vineyards prevent soil compaction by spraying with a drone

14:00 | Expert opinion

Autonomous farming: a strategic tug of war or a tipping point?

09:00 | Article

Ultra-precise fertilization during sowing: technology ready for both liquid and granular fertilizers

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