Tech in focus

More and more companies are introducing electric tractors. New Holland showcased its T4 Electric Power at Agritechnica 2023. Photo: New Holland

16-10-2024 | Article

Swedish study highlights benefits of electric, autonomous tractors

Tig'air

15-10-2024 | Article

Weeding with the new Tig’air from Bionalan

drone automation

14-10-2024 | News

Partnership Above and DroneDeploy focuses on drone automation

Custom field robot versus Off-the-Shelf unmanned tractors. Photo DALE E.

14-10-2024 | Expert opinion

Off-the-shelf or custom? The future of autonomous farming

Photo: CropX

09-10-2024 | News

CropX adds Variable Rate Application (VRA) maps to increase farm efficiency

An autonomous robot from DFKI could, in the future, specifically target different sections of a field. – Photo: DFKI

08-10-2024 | News

Autonomous machines with potential, digitalization with obstacles

The Valtra T214 of Jannick van Benthem in Marknesse (Fl.) turns automatically during drag-hose fertilization. The tractor driver has his hands free to perform other tasks, such as controlling the manure pump. - Photos: Mark Pasveer

08-10-2024 | Article

Three tractor drivers on automatic headland turning

The Tree Seeding Robot by Continental and Land Life can plant up to 60 new trees per hour. – Photo: Land LIfe

07-10-2024 | News

Continental and Land Life develop Tree Seeding Robot for reforestation

Smart camera and sensor technology is rapidly gaining ground worldwide. The Dutch company Rometron has now equipped over 50 kilometers of spray booms with its Weed-IT sensors. The company, based in the Netherlands, is now 25 years old and employs 48 people. – Photos: Martin Smits

03-10-2024 | Article

Smart Dutch sensor technology Rometron Weed-IT is gaining worldwide momentum

02-05 | Expert opinion

‘Capital Expenses – Part 1: Rethinking Big Iron’

Tx Trimble launches NAV-960 GNSS receiver for precision farming

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