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Photo: Mark Pasveer

23-09 | Article

Grain quality measurement on the fly

Photo: Ortolanda

22-09 | Article

Ortolanda: ‘Without our radish harvesting and bunching robots, we would need 25 people’

Australian start-up Hone aims to have its first devices for on-farm grain analysis ready for sale by start of the grain harvest this year.

20-09 | Article

On-farm grain analysis technology available for harvest 2022

The outdoor harvesting machine is fully electric, with an on-board generator supplying the power. - Photo: Koppert Machines

15-09 | Article

Radish harvesting robot saves growers up to 50% in costs

Potatoes in storage. The biosensor of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem can detect hidden rot before it becomes visible and causes damage. - Photo: Ronald Hissink

15-09 | News

Biosensor detects hidden rot in potatoes

The John Deere HarvestLab will be available on T-Series (Retrofittable from Model Year 2016 or newer) and S-Series (Retrofittable to all S760, S770, S780, S785 and S790) models from spring 2023 to be ready for next harvesting season. - Photo: John Deere

14-09 | News

John Deere HarvestLab 3000 available on combines for analysis of grain and rapeseed

Photo: Canva

30-08 | Article

Precision harvesting market to grow to USD 22.4 billion by 2027

Photo: Case IH

23-08 | Article

Case IH Connected Farm gets the most out of digital technology

Only in almond orchards virtually 100% mechanisation has been achieved over the past decades. The autonomous Rover of InsightTRAC optimises yield with an accurate and reliable mummy-removal system. - Photo: InsightTRAC

22-08 | Article

Off-the-shelf components to speed up harvest automation

Andrew Hannon and Anna Falkiner of Cropify. “The grade can be misclassified and that is what Cropify wants to get rid of.” - Photo: Cropify

17-08 | Article

Cropify offers growers technology for objective grain classification

Photos and video: René Koerhuis

12-08 | Article

Wageningen University on a quest to develop the best robotic grippers

HarvestEye consists of a camera that records the potatoes as they pass by on the conveyor belt, a computer that processes the data, and a tablet with which the operator can monitor the process and control it. - Photo: HarvestEye

10-08 | News

HarvestEye measures size and count of potatoes during harvest

Photo: Canva

05-08 | Article

Best management practices for harvest data

LYRO can retrofit its robotic packer into existing packing lines. - Photo: LYRO Robotics

02-08 | Article

LYRO to deliver robotic packers to growers

Haystack fires are often completely unexpected. - Photo: Wai Siew

04-07 | News

Using satellites to prevent haystack fires

Photo: Winely

29-06 | News

Winely improves autonomous tank monitoring technology for wine fermentation