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Guardian Agriculture’s SC1 is classified as an electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft. - Photo's: Guardian Agriculture

05-06 | Article

FAA approves new eVTOL technology Guardian Agriculture SC1

The SWAT CAM sprayer mounted camera solution consists of one camera on each boom half, approximately halfway, with a seven to eight degrees forward looking angle. - Photo's: Croptimistic Technology

30-05 | Article

Using the potential of smartphone cameras in crop stand counting

MK-V tractor with airblaster at the World Ag Expo in Tulare. - Photo's: Maxence Guillaumot

25-05 | Article

MK-V Tractor: The Tesla of agriculture?

The technology stops the overuse of water and fertilisers through precision irrigation, and helps to increase yields, according to Agrinoze. - Photo: Agrinoze

23-05 | Article

‘A plant itself knows better when it needs water’

The Burdekin Irrigation Project aims to maximise industry profitability through smarter irrigation practices which will also improve environmental outcomes. - Photo: Josh Withers

22-05 | Article

Cane farmers near Great Barrier Reef are adopting irrigation automation

Long coleoptile wheats can be sown at depths of more than 10 centimetres, making better use of stored soil moisture. - Photo: GRDC

18-05 | Article

Long coleoptile wheat a game changer for Australian growers

Photo: Jan Willem Schouten

16-05 | Article

Savings on resources by spot spraying broad-leaved dock

Niels Olsen: “We made available what’s already there.” - Photo: Soilkee

15-05 | Article

The only Australian farmer to ever earn soil carbon credits

Fieldbee builds GPS systems for a competitive price. 2.5 cm accurate work for less than € 5,000. - Photos: Jacco van Erkelens

11-05 | Article

Fieldbee-gps: attractive alternative electric steering systeem

Until farmers start with low disturbance tillage, they will not get all the benefits from it, Dr Bakers points out. - Photo: Rohan Rainbow

09-05 | Article

Scientist John Baker: ‘A lot of farmers are doing no-tillage wrongly’