Smart farming

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

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”

Variable depth tillage can help cure compaction, avoid unnecessary cultivations and produce considerable cost savings. - Photo: Väderstad
10-09 | Article

The great potential of spot specific tillage (and why it hasn’t been unlocked yet)

The Optum AFS Connect range, like the line-up it succeeds, contains three models, with rated power outputs of 250hp, 270hp and 300hp. - Photo: Case IH
08-09 | News

Case IH enhances connectivity on new Optum AFS Connect

The first module for the N-GAUGE mobile App allows CropScan 3300H users to manage the quality and quantity of grain as it is harvested and then stored in the field and on farm. - Photo: Reinder Prins
06-09 | News

CropScanAg new trading name for Next Instruments

Semios offers precision agriculture that includes real-time crop data and pest management tools for growers of tree fruit, nuts and other permanent crops. Photo: Semios
01-09 | News

Semios acquires farming platform Agworld

The autonomous solar-powered Beehome integrates an AI-controlled robotic beekeeper to protect and nurture bees in their natural habitat. Photo: Beewise
30-08 | News

Australia and New Zealand next for smart Beehome

Photo: Canva
27-08 | Expert opinion

Ag-tech investments in a climate conundrum

New and improved Future Farming: Your guide to farming smarter
24-08 | News

New and improved Future Farming: Your guide to farming smarter

Photo: ZY Electric Tractor
13-08 | News

130 hp fully electric tractor from Turkey