CNH and Bennaman to help farmers become energy independent New approach to energy independent, sustainable farming to maximise use of on-farm energy sources.
Device communicates with plants using electric signals Farmers could take preventive steps to protect their crops, using the plant 'communication' device.
Precision planting improves yield and saves on seed costs Potential benefits of precision planting will be greatest in crops with high seed input costs.
EU project Robs4Crops to accelerate shift towards robotics Robs4Crops project to accelerate transition to large-scale application of robotics and automation.
Dutch growers show growing interest in precision farming Dutch arable farmers are more and more willing to invest in precision ag technology, a survey shows.
Bayer pheromone-based pest control product for citrus farms Vynyty Citrus is a container with an active liquid that does not generate resistance or residues.
"Carbon leakage devastating for European agriculture" The future of EU arable farmers will depend on a carbon adjustment mechanism with realistic borders.
Netherlands and Japan partner in digitisation of agriculture This was agreed during a recent three-day virtual trade mission.
Precision ag increasingly widespread among Danish farms Danish agricultural technology has taken giant strides – improving efficiency and increasing yield.
"Indoor farming tech market worth $ 24.8 billion by 2026" Aeroponics is considered to be the future of indoor farming technology.
Raven joins BASF and AGCO in Operation Weed Eradication Operation Weed Eradication is an industry-wide effort to eradicate on-farm pigweed.
"Massive turnaround" due to precision ag Australian farmer Adam Schreurs experienced a "massive turnaround" due to a trial with precision ag.
Biosensors monitor sugar levels in plants in real-time The information from the sensors could help growers to adapt crop production to climate change.
Precision farming on the prairie Unique farm geographies bring unique technological challenges: A tech-chat with Mike Mitchell.
How plants could grow deeper in compacted soils Crops with stronger, stiffer, lignin-armored roots penetrate hard substrates, promise higher yields.
Truterra launches farmer-owned carbon program TruCarbon Carbon program is to help farmers generate and sell carbon credits to private sector buyers.
Transgenic plant grows insect pheromones for pest control How the camelina plant could be on its way toward revolutionising pest control in agriculture.
Israeli start-up launches artificial pollination technology The system is to replace nature’s pollinators - like honeybees - to produce more food.
AGCO launches studies on cover crops for carbon management Best practices for regenerative agriculture to optimise soil health and carbon capture determined.
How to digitise the farm Those encountering barriers when digitising the farm might need to look at different types of tools.