Intelligent GPS helps tractor drainage system The yellow Soil-Max Gold Digger tractor drainage system is the prelude of the system entering Europe
The first irrigation system with a brain Irrigation specialist Netafim recently launched its new precision drip irrigation system NetBeat.
Weather data: The next holy grail? Capturing unaffectable variables in plant growth and quality is likely to get a lot easier.
"Not a single field on earth is homogeneous" Arable farmer Oliver Martin is one of the first farmers to use Geoprospectors soil scanners.
Amazone Citan seed drill updates Half-width shut-off, just one of the latest updates for the Amazone Citan-C air drill.
Hagie self-propelled sprayer upgrades Hagie machines are benefiting from power unit and control upgrades.
Dutch manufacturer works on small electric tractor The Dutch manufacturer of Multi Tool Trac, confirmed it is working on a smaller autonomous model.
John Deere investing in spray application R&D Investment in a new design and test lab will boost research into new precision spraying technology.
Amazone AmaTron 4 Isobus terminal An all-new implement control terminal with ‘hidden’ virtual buttons has been developed by Amazone.
Keep an eye on biostimulants Somewhere between fertilisers and pesticides are biostimulants. The way in which they work is vague, yet promising.
Future Farming to host seminar on Smart Arable Farming Future Farming is holding a special event during the VIV Europe and GFIA, in Utrecht, the Netherlands.
DOT & Raven Technologies combine precision systems Replacing farm machinery with autonomous driving units? Why not incorporate additional features?
252 applications for start-up programme BayWa and RWA have received 252 applications for this year’s Acceleration & Market Entry Programme.
The rise of decision agriculture From hybrid selection to planter adjustments, farmers often make decisions that impact their bottom line.
Could you use a 25-layer soil map? Farmers in Ontario, Canada now have access to soil-mapping technology that uses radiation sensors.
Barley grass confirmed resistant to glyphosate Northern barley grass, has been confirmed resistant to the key herbicide glyphosate in S Australia.
Farmers earn € 18/ha with precision agriculture Danish farmers earn an additional € 18 per hectare if they use precision agriculture technology.
Ag Leader InCommand single internet connection Connecting to the internet for more than one function is simpler for users of Ag Leader InCommand.
Farming by satellite competition The European GNSS Agency (GSA) is looking for new ideas to use satellite technologies.