Huge potential for digitalisation in African agriculture The market for digital agricultural services in Africa could be worth more than €2 billion.
Fieldmargin launches low-cost satellite imagery service UK-based Fieldmargin introduces Field Health, a low-cost satellite imagery service.
Airbus satellite imagery in Climate FieldView Airbus will supply satellite imagery through The Climate Corporation’s Climate FieldView platform.
Predict wheat weed growth to reduce herbicide usage A Spanish study predicts growth of weeds among wheat crops in order to optimise use of herbicides.
Taranis updates platform for aerial imagery Taranis launches its enhanced platform for aerial imagery insights into farming.
Airbus Verde for detailed crop analytics Airbus launched a service called Verde that delivers detailed crop analytics from satellite imagery.
Live satellite imagery with 365FarmNet Crop View 365FarmNet has enhanced its Crop View tool for nitrogen application.
BASF and Planet provide daily monitoring to farmers BASF works with aerospace and analytics company Planet to provide daily monitoring for European farmers.
Airbus & John Deere to observe nitrogen uptake Airbus Defence & Space and John Deere have teamed up to continously observe nitrogen uptake.
SOYL adds near real-time biomass imagery to MySOYL SOYL adds almost 'live' satellite crop imagery to their MySOYL web-based management tool.
New Farmers Edge tool scans satellite imagery Farmers Edge released a tool that automatically scans satellite imagery
FarmCommand available for Case and New Holland users CNH Industrial makes the Farmers Edge digital FarmCommand platform available for Case and New Holland.
IBM Launches Watson IoT Services for Agriculture IBM is making the Watson Decision Platform for Agriculture available globally.
'Agronomists from outer-space' Your fields are being watched from outer-space – or they could be for a fee, anyway.
‘Technologies are only as good as their datasets’ Usable data and lower data acquisition costs are the main challenges for the agtech industry.
Precision tools reinforce sustainability Brazilian farms Brazilian farms use less water, fertiliser and chemicals thanks to innovative solutions.
‘Precision farming helps society accept farming’ Manfred Hurtz is one of the farmers nominated for the 10 most innovative arable farmers worldwide.
SLC Agrícola: 2 decades of innovation in Brazil We visited SLC Agrícola's Pamplona Farm, a benchmark for precision agriculture tools and innovation.
Flurosat aims to reduce input and boost yield The Australian startup Flurosat aims to save farmers money by saving 25 to 30% on fertiliser and water.
‘Precision farming is key to growing better crops’ According to Taranis CEO Ofir Schlam, we are still in the early days of precision agriculture.
15 start-ups in the spotlight at World Agri-Tech The World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit places 15 agtech start-ups in the spotlights.
Succesful first year for NPPL precision ag project The first year of the NPPL precision ag project in the Netherlands showed positive results.
Taranis sees huge potential in Brazilian agriculture Israeli Taranis invests in the Brazilian market, which offers huge potential for precision ag.
Air Scout thermal images show crops in a new light How agronomists view the land they look after is changing at a rapid rate.
5G Fieldlab makes precision farming more practical 5G Fieldlab aims to drastically increase the speed with which drone images are turned into a map.
Farm-level predictability for post-farm players More accurate yield productions can help better asses business risks, according to Agrograph.
NASA maps soil moisture on a global scale NASA maps the moisture content of the Earth's soil via the first agri-specific satellite mission.
Trimble Ag Software updates Two additional features for Trimble’s Ag Software provide additional growing season data and help.
"Not a single field on earth is homogeneous" Arable farmer Oliver Martin is one of the first farmers to use Geoprospectors soil scanners.
DOT & Raven Technologies combine precision systems Replacing farm machinery with autonomous driving units? Why not incorporate additional features?