Expert opinion

The widespread adoption of precision technology in Denmark is not a coerced change but a shift encouraged by voluntary schemes.

07-11 | Expert opinion

‘Precision technology as a tool against nitrogen leaching’

Rubber tracks also have their limitations… - Photo: Hans Banus

22-09 | Expert opinion

‘Super wide tires or tracks conceal a deeper danger’

Weed control. - Photo: Cor Salverius

24-08 | Expert opinion

The People v. Tech: Forecasting the Future of Farming

Agriculture support programs are in constant flux, making it hard to know whether an investment today will still pay off tomorrow. - Photo's: Canva

01-06 | Expert opinion

‘Mistaking short-term for long-term solutions’

The Agbot spot-spraying with a 24-meter WeedIt spot sprayer. - Photo's: Joshua J Smith

29-05 | Expert opinion

The Autonomous Wizard of Oz blog Part 5: ‘From a big autonomous tractor to a 112 kW field robot’

Photo: Koos Groenewold

23-05 | Expert opinion

Sustainable water management: Lessons for farmers worldwide

‘How ChatGPT could change Farming fast (good and bad)’

25-04 | Expert opinion

‘How ChatGPT could change Farming fast (good and bad)’

Photo's: Ground Control

18-04 | Expert opinion

‘Unlocking the full potential of autonomous agriculture robots’

The widespread use of glyphosate has led to the emergence of weeds that are resistant to glyphosate and require even more powerful and toxic herbicides to control. - Photo: dpa Picture-Alliance/ANP

31-03 | Expert opinion

The glyphosate paradox

While tremendous hype around fully autonomous tractors remains, the greatest value for farmers at this point is automation. - Photo: John Deere

08-02 | Expert opinion

What to expect from precision ag in 2023