Smart farming

Growmark and Solinftec announce partnership

05-09-2019 | News

Growmark and Solinftec announce partnership

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05-09-2019 | Expert opinion

What’s your preference – drones or satellites?

Solentum and Pessl partner up in potato precision ag

04-09-2019 | News

Solentum and Pessl partner up in potato precision ag

Topcon adds new tools to farm management platform

03-09-2019 | News

Topcon adds new tools to farm management platform

Precision farming technology as a management tool

03-09-2019 | Article

‘Precision farming technology as a management tool’

Photo: Syngenta

02-09-2019 | News

Syngenta acquires ag tech company Cropio

Canola is a major commercial oilseed crop associated with high quality oil. A field trial, by canola breeding program at Kansas State University, investigating the effect of heat stress responses on yield and oil qualities to enhance resilience to heat exposure under future warming scenarios.

02-09-2019 | News

Optimising fertiliser source and rate to avoid root death

CR-7 application via bee vectoring gets EPA approval

02-09-2019 | News

CR-7 application via bee vectoring gets EPA approval

epa07570199 A large crop of corn grows in a field near Bailey, Texas, 14 May 2019. Farm crops have been getting a lot of rain causing farmers trouble. EPA/LARRY W. SMITH

30-08-2019 | News

KWS adds Iteris ClearAg to digital farming platform

With ecovio® M 2351, BASF offers a certified soil-biodegradable plastic for mulch films consisting of the biodegradable co-polyester polybutylene adipate terephthalate (PBAT) ecoflex® and other biodegradable polymers made from renewable raw materials. Mulch films made of ecovio® M 2351 can be ploughed into the soil after mechanical harvest as naturally occurring micro-organisms in the soil recognize the structure of the film as food they can metabolize. When growing tomatoes, mulch films made of ecovio® can lead to an increased yield from 15 to 50 percent, less water consumption and a better weed control with less herbicides compared to bare-soil farming.

27-08-2019 | News

Soil-biodegradable plastic increases tomato yield

Turkish Manufacturer Sevsan develops in-row hoe with camera recognition and AI

Case IH and New Holland integrate CropScan NIR grain analyzer

29-04 | Article

Field robot Farmdroid saves Danish grower 90% in chemicals