BayWa launches satellite-assisted ‘rainmaker’ BayWa is starting the world-wide launch of its satellite-assisted “VariableRain” irrigation solution.
John Deere app for access to machine and field data John Deere introduces the MyOperations app, for remote access to machine and field data.
Optimizing photosynthesis to double crop production By optimizing the photosynthesis process, crop production in the EU can be doubled.
GODAN Executive joins Horizon 2020 EU project André Laperrière of GODAN is appointed to the Strategic Innovation Board of the Horizon 2020 EU Project.
BASF and Planet provide daily monitoring to farmers BASF works with aerospace and analytics company Planet to provide daily monitoring for European farmers.
Is technology the way to improve farming? An EU survey aims to get a better view on use of precision agricultural technologies within the EU.
CNH Industrial launches AGXTEND CNH Industrial has launched the AGXTEND brand for aftermarket precision farming solutions.
Topcon and Confagricoltura team up in precision ag Topcon Agriculture and Confagricoltura will work together to implement precision farming in Italy.
SmartAgriHub to digitalize EU farming sector The SmartAgriHubs project aims to accelerate the digital transformation of the European farming sector.
Tractor warns approaching traffic using IoT and 5G The 5G network makes it possible for agriculture vehicles to warn approaching traffic.
Low-drift spray tips for pulse width modulation Bfs introduce their low-drift spray tips for pulse width modulation spray control systems in Europe.
Case IH RTK+ auto-steering now also uses Galileo GPS Case IH AFS RTK+ guided auto-steering now also uses the European Galileo GPS network.
John Deere Manure Sensing system DLG certified John Deere Manure Sensing is now DLG certified for all 3 main liquid organic fertiliser types.
Precision Makers stops sale of robotic tractors Precision Makers stops selling kits with which tractors and mowers can be converted to autonomous vehicles.
Fendt weighs Precision Planting sowing technology Fendt is evaluating single-seed planters using Precision Planting technology in Europe.
Fendt improves its Rogator sprayers Fendt has improved its Rogator trailed and self-propelled sprayers.
Why is adoption of precision ag so slow? Precision agriculture is a win-win. But if that is true, why is the adoption of precision agriculture so slow?
Beet crops driving changes With winter approaching here in New Zealand, assessing feed supplies is the order of the day on many farms,...
Agricultural testing market to grow to $ 6.29 billion The agricultural testing market is projected to grow to $ 6.29 billion by 2022.
$ 2 billion expected to be invested in agtech in 2018 As of the third quarter of 2018 $1.6 billion has been invested in agtech globally.
AgFunder presents 12 agtech start-ups to watch Precision agriculture proves to be a fertile breeding ground for start-ups. Here’s a few to watch.
Agromek: Innovations and Agromania These are the innovations to look out for during the upcoming Agromek.
"Digitalisation in agriculture is not simple" President of CEMA Anthony van der Ley says exchange of data between brands must improve.
‘AI must outperform growers’ green fingers’ David Wallerstein from Tencent believes combining AI with food production unlocks huge potential.
Data ownership questions and why they’re important Who has usage and ownership rights of the data generated from the farm? Few know, but you should.
Hybrid potato breeding is the future for KWS Saat KWS Saat sees its future in the breeding of hybrid diploid potatoes from seed.