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The iSCOUT Color Trap consists of a yellow adhesive trap with a 10-megapixel photo camera aimed at it. - Photo: NPPL
24-09 | Article

VIDEO: New method for aphid detection and monitoring

So far, the experience with the GUSS sprayers is positive, says Damien Houlahan, Global Head Almonds Business of OFI. - Photo: GUSS Automation
23-09 | Article

10 driverless GUSS orchard sprayers trialled in Australia

The potential synergies for Agri-PV combined with apple, pear, cherry, kiwi and other permanent crops are considerable, according to BayWa r.e. - Photo: BayWa r.e.
22-09 | News

Agri-PV system for apples tested in Germany

Photo: Canva
22-09 | News

CNH Industrial joins 5G Open Innovation Lab

Photo: Mark Pasveer
21-09 | Article

Soil compaction 101

Redbank Farm is a mixed cropping farm, growing crops on 170 hectares of land. - Photo: Redbank Farm
21-09 | Article

Technology and healthy soil boost yields at Redbank Farm

Photo: Mark Pasveer
21-09 | Article

10 tips to improve soil health

A farmer in Maryland is applying fertilizer using GPS. - Photo: AFP Photo/Brendan Smialowski
20-09 | News

USDA to provide loans for precision agriculture technology

The Cargill RegenConnect program is part of the company's 10 million acre regenerative agriculture commitment. - Photo: Cargill
20-09 | News

Cargill to connect farmers to carbon marketplace

Foto: GreenPEAK_IT
20-09 | News

Robot cuts leaf in cucumber

John Deere's Joker is a fully autonomous electric tractor with articulated steering and a tracked single axle. - Photo: John Deere
17-09 | Expert opinion

Who is afraid of autonomous tractors?

iFarm Project farm in Moscow, Russia. The iFarm Project is a network of automated vertical farms that grow leafy greens, herbs, berries and edible flowers. - Photo: Anton Novoderezhkin/TASS
16-09 | Interview

“Vertical farming needs to expand with fruiting crops”

XAG R150 Unmanned Ground Vehicle working on a watermelon farm in Japan. - Photo: XAG
15-09 | News

Japanese fruit growers test XAG R150 field robot

Penn State researchers collect nitrous oxide gas samples in spring, after corn planting at the Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center, Rock Springs, Pennsylvania. - Photo: Armen Kemanian/Penn State
15-09 | News

Reducing nitrous oxide emissions from cover crops

Agricon developed a sensor with which spot spraying in corn is possible. Technologies like these could help prevent significant yield losses in corn. - Photo: Koos Groenewold
14-09 | News

Weeds to drag down corn yields in the future

Australian soils, in particular in the marginal wheat belt in Western Australia, are structurally degraded. - Photo: David Maunsell
14-09 | News

Returning nitrogen to soils without chemicals