Spraying - Future Farming

What's new in spraying?

Every field sprayer manufacturer present at Sima showed spot spraying technology or indicated they were testing with it. The technique has been used globally for decades for weed control but is now penetrating Europe for site-specific and per-plant spraying. - Photo: René Koerhuis

16-11 | News

Any sprayer manufacturer can now supply PWM and spot spraying technology

EAVision, BASF and Bayer are working together to improve pesticide efficacy and improve yield in durian orchards with drone spraying.During the project, drones are used to complete droplets distribution of chemicals from the top of trees to the lower end of the trees. Leaves are sprayed front and back. - Photo: EAVision

10-11 | Article

Drone spraying delivers high pesticide efficacy and better yield in durian orchards

The Manurob Loadix at SIMA 2022. - Photo Mark Pasveer

07-11 | News

SIMA 2022: This is the most striking mechanisation news

Spray missions at night allow for better spray distribution and it increases the viable spray window from roughly 5 hours per day to roughly 10 hours per day. - Photo: Pyka

02-11 | News

Pyka receives regulatory approval to fly unmanned aerial spray missions at night

Photo: Canva

08-08 | News

Syngenta India to start with drone spraying

With today's technology, driving the sprayer is a skill in itself.

22-07 | Article

Taking steps towards real-time spraying and fertiliser application

With row-specific nozzle positioning the nozzle is guided precisely over the row by active control, using a camera. - Photo: Dammann

21-07 | News

German company develops row-specific nozzle positioning

Photo: Verdant Robotics

04-07 | Article

This is how Verdant Robotics plans to attract farmers

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

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