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Crops in France, mapped using NASA’s Global Ecosystem Dynamics Investigation (GEDI). Yellow is maize, green is other crops. - Image: NASA Earth Observatory

11-04-2022 | News

Mapping corn with lasers from space

Show us your application drones!

08-04-2022 | News

Show us your application drones!

Photo: Canva

07-04-2022 | News

Jacobs and Intelinair deliver agronomic insights to farmers

The LeafSense scanner can be mounted on - for instance - a tractor, and scans trees and fruits during daily operations in the orchard. - Photo: Adroit Robotics

06-04-2022 | News

Adroit Robotics presents powerful scanning tool for orchards

Two Syngenta staff members, Emma McClelland and Pete Wilson, on-farm in Wagga, New South Wales. - Photo: Syngenta

06-04-2022 | News

Syngenta and Pairtree to provide on-farm sensory information

Autonomous implements, drones, monitoring systems – all of them would be impossible without wireless communication. - Photo: Canva

05-04-2022 | Expert opinion

Appreciating the foundation

The Solectrac e25 compact electric tractor. - Photo: Solectrac

05-04-2022 | News

Solectrac announces electric tractor dealer in U.S.

Fiona Lake, a drone operation and training professional based in Queensland, Australia

04-04-2022 | Podcast

Field Trials podcast – Getting creative with drone use

Photo: Verdant Robotics

04-04-2022 | Article

Verdant Robotics launches robotic weeding service

From left to right: Pepijn van Oort, Growth Modeller of Wageningen Plant Research, Liza Bruggeling (host), and Tim van der Leck, Regional Sales Manager NW Europe of Topcon.

01-04-2022 | News

Webinar: How data can help to make better decisions

Photo: Canva

31-03-2022 | Expert opinion

New gene editing regulations will advance biological crop protection

Photo: Priva

30-03-2022 | Article

Priva Kompano: World’s first leaf-cutting robot

The spacious trials area is located on test centre ‘Gut Wambergen’ in the direct vicinity of Amazone's factory in Hasbergen-Gaste (Germany). - Photo: Amazone

29-03-2022 | Article

Controlled Row Farming: Making a profit while promoting biodiversity

The improved rhizobia strains have increased tolerance to soil acidity for faba bean, field pea, lentil (photo) and vetch. - Photo: Pulse Australia

29-03-2022 | Article

Rhizobia strains with increased tolerance to soil acidity

The carbon stock at 30 cm depth level in all of Brazil's territory is estimated to be 36 billion tons. - Photo: José Coelho de Araújo Filho

28-03-2022 | News

Digital map shows carbon stocks in Brazilian soil

Photo: Canva

28-03-2022 | Article

Australian initiative to minimise spray drift