Samson analyses manure using MRI technology Danish company Samson Agro introduces Nuclear Magnetic Resonance technology to analyse manure.
SwarmFarm and Roesner develop autonomous spreader SwarmFarm Robotics and Roesner Pty Ltd in Australia are going to develop a fully autonomous fertiliser spreader.
Augmenta makes VRA fertilisation 100% autonomous Augmenta has released the commercial version of their real-time variable rate application system.
Väderstad opens up variable rate options Väderstad launches software for variable seed and fertiliser applying using the Rapid drills.
Can geographical knowledge make precision ag pay? A wide range of biological data is needed to make precision agriculture actually pay for farmers.
Precision farming isn’t only arable The latest management systems are used by Stubbs Farming in its dairy enterprises and the arable farming that...
New technology, new gear Fowler Farming describe the changes to equipment they have made to implement various techniques.
Ripping deep and planting wide Extensive trials in South Africa have shown that in sandy soils, deep ripping has improved yields.
Narrower rows, higher yields in South Africa Andrew Fyvie has found that closing his maize rows down to 450mm resulted in improved maize yields.
Precision farming could help reduce climate gas emissions What can be done to mainstream precision farming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions?
‘Precision farming helps society accept farming’ Manfred Hurtz is one of the farmers nominated for the 10 most innovative arable farmers worldwide.
‘Ag Leader ticks all the boxes’ Precision farming has many benefits, including the ability to record how a crop is planted.