Precision ag market to grow to $ 10.16 billion by 2024 The precision agriculture market is projected to grow from $ 4.84 billion in 2018 to $ 10.16 billion by 2024.
Vantage Agrometius distributor for Müller Elektronik Vantage Agrometius is the new distributor for Müller Elektronik for Germany and the Benelux.
UK: 100 additional power line accidents every year In the UK, the number of power line accidents involving machinery using GPS and autosteer increases.
RTK-gps correction for better irrigation in corners Valley Irrigation introduces RTK-gps for its Valley GPS Guidance solution.
Trimble synchronises data between displays Trimble Auto Sync synchronises data between multipe displays realtime.
Case IH increases connectivity with Magnum tractors The new Case IH Magnum tractors feature much-enhanced connectivity and data management options.
Sulky ‘budget spreader’ features section control Sulky introduces a new, small fertiliser spreader. Remarkably, the DX W-Control features section control.
Laforge launches DynaTrac jig for GPS adjusting Laforge introduces a universal jig for farming equipment, with which GPS adjustments can be made.
Ag Leader launches GPS 7500 and DualTrac Ag Leader introduces the new GPS 7500 and DualTrac steering and positioning solutions.
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.
Rapid develops semi-autonomous 2-wheeled tractor The manufacturer of 2-wheeled tractors Rapid is developing a semi-autonomous tractor.
Yanmar launches new autonomous tractors Yanmar has finished the development of its fully autonomous tractor.
How many terminals does one farmer need?! Having many terminals might make you look like a very high-tech farmer, but how many do you need?
Remember spray basics amidst fancy tech GPS, variable rate tech, new equipment designs continue to make spraying more precise and efficient.
Farming in harmony with nature Tony Matchett, an advocate of No-Till, claims in his case it has resulted in massive cost savings.
Developing a precision farming system in South Africa Every step in precision farming is proving beneficial to this farm in SA.
Brand independent GPS cheaper and easier to use Brand independent GPS and software systems are easier to use and cheaper, says Vantage Agrometius.
Precision farming taking off in South Africa Precision farming is taking off in South Africa, making Horsch machinery in big demand.
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.
Reversing organic matter loss using cover crops Experts say cover crops are an important way to rehabilitating soils in Ontario, Canada.
Camera-controlled hoes new challenge for growers How do camera-controlled mechanical weeders work? The Ferrari Remoweed and the Robovator showed us.
"We are only at the beginning of digital farming" What are the future challenges ahead for precision farming? We asked Vik Vandecaveye.
Digital tech makes combines more productive While combines are not yet fully autonomous, digital technology is making operator's lives easier.
‘On-land ploughing is a breeze’ Leen Ampt has started on-land ploughing to maintain productivity on his heavy soil.
‘Ag Leader ticks all the boxes’ Precision farming has many benefits, including the ability to record how a crop is planted.
New satellite: Navigation may need adjustment 1 of the satellites in the navigation network has been replaced. The EGNOS settings need adapting.
Canadian farmer solves GPS compatibility problem A problem that has bugged farmers since the invention of GPS and yield monitors has been solved.
Nottingham Uni to tackle atmospheric interference It is working to solve interference problems that hamper GNSS positioning in equatorial countries.
Intelligent GPS helps tractor drainage system The yellow Soil-Max Gold Digger tractor drainage system is the prelude of the system entering Europe
Farming by satellite competition The European GNSS Agency (GSA) is looking for new ideas to use satellite technologies.
How farmers are helping rid the Great Lakes of algae Farmers around Lake Erie are looking to innovative growing techniques to reduce run-off and algae.
Garford’s Robo-pilot for row-crop tractor guidance Garford’s Robo-pilot is an alternative to GNSS satellite-based guidance for tractors in row crops.