Smart farming

German company Alpha-Protein is nominated with its automated mealworm production. - Photo: Alpha-Protein

03-10-2023 | News

Five pioneers that are innovating agricultural and food systems

Loam’s microbial technology enables greater volumes of carbon to be stored in soils for longer periods of time. - Photo: Ivan Bandura

25-09-2023 | Article

Seed coating increases a plant’s ability to store carbon in soil

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

22-09-2023 | Expert opinion

‘Super wide tires or tracks conceal a deeper danger’

Photo: René Koerhuis

22-09-2023 | News

Will AI and precision agriculture lower farming costs?

Photo: Koos Groenewold

21-09-2023 | Article

Why do wide tires cause deeper soil compaction? Science explains

Biome Makers offered its tests offered in 45 countries. - Photo: Biome Makers

14-09-2023 | Article

DNA soil analysis, what’s involved and the benefits it provides

Sowing green manure in grain stubble. To sow crops without tillage, a special direct sowing machine is required. These are hardly available in The Netherlands. - Photo: Ajaan Hijmans

12-09-2023 | Article

Let nature do more work with regenerative agriculture

Nexat stands for Next Generation Agricultural Technology and is a tool carrier for soil cultivation, sowing, crop protection and harvesting. - Photos: Nexat, Hubert Wilmer

11-09-2023 | Article

Nexat tool carrier bridges soil compaction

Steve and Susan Wellman run a 700-hectare arable farm near Syracuse (Nebraska). - Photo's: René Koerhuis

05-09-2023 | Article

This is how Wellman Farms manages data, drought and water

Foto: WUR/Guy Ackermans

05-09-2023 | News

Trial confirms feasibility of autonomous control in greenhouses

09:00 | Article

Robot swarm boosts big yield in Brazil

06-07 | Article

Ullmanna Newman saves up to 90% on labour costs

Autonomous and smart machines take center stage at Agritechnica 2025