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XAG drone spraying cassava in Cambodia. - Photo: XAG

20-06 | News

Spraying drones help cassava growers in Cambodia increase yield

Pelicans have now completed over 3,000 missions, including research and development flights. - Photo: Pyka

10-06 | Article

Pyka Pelican on doorstep of getting commercial approval in US

SenseSpray enables a reduction in chemical usage by up to 90%, according to Agtecnic. - Photo: Agtecnic

26-04 | News

SenseSpray designed to remove complexity of spraying process

The Mini GUSS is a smaller version, designed for higher-density orchards, vineyards, and berries. - Photo: GUSS

25-04 | News

John Deere partners with autonomous sprayer manufacturer GUSS

With pressure to cut chemical use we look at five different systems, explain how they work and their potential advantages and drawbacks. - Photo: Valtra

22-04 | Article

Precise spray systems compared: Five ways to radically reduce chemical use

Photo: Canva

28-03 | Article

Australian initiative to minimise spray drift

See & Spray Ultimate enables targeted spraying of non-residual herbicide on weeds among corn, soybean, and cotton plants. - Photo: John Deere

14-03 | News

John Deere enables targeted spraying on weeds

Photo: Bayer

24-02 | News

Bayer DriftRadar automatically prevents spray drift

Photo: Peter Roek

17-02 | News

Ag Leader RightSpot offers nozzle-by-nozzle sprayer control

Russian farmers using XAG drones for crop spraying. - Photo: XAG

01-02 | News

Russian project explores use of drones in rice growing

Photo: Embraer

28-12-2021 | News

Embraer and Pyka partner in autonomous electric aircraft for agriculture

High resolution, embedded cameras and sensors with artificial intelligence algorithms, are at the heart of the new Exxact Robotics’ 3S Spot Spray Sensor. - Photo: Exxact Robotics

11-11-2021 | News

Spot spraying on target to cut inputs

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