Sustainability - Future Farming

Latest innovations and developments on sustainability in agriculture

Making fertiliser from wastewater is economically viable, a new study shows.

24-11 | News

Making fertiliser from wastewater is feasible, study shows

Field Trials – Getting into the carbon market | part 2

07-11 | Podcast

Field Trials – Getting into the carbon market | part 2

The mobile hydrogen refueller is to provide a quick and easy way to refuel machines on site. - Photo: JCB

01-11 | News

JCB launches mobile hydrogen refueller

The new 80-acre John Deere demonstration farm is a partnership between Deere and Iowa State University (ISU). - Photo: Deere

01-11 | News

John Deere demo farm to focus on soil health in grain production

François Hersard invested 2 years ago in the XPower XS electric weeding solution as an alternative to glyphosate. - Photo: François Hersard

28-10 | Article

Electric weeding: There is tension in the soil

Gustav Samuelson (centre) explains to a group of Dutch and Belgian farmers and dealers why they are stepping away from organic farming. - Photos: René Koerhuis

26-10 | Article

Swedish farmers stepping away from organic farming

Small and lightweight semi-autonomous field robots that can perform non-tillage weed control can potentially contribute to a significant increase in crop production efficiency while reducing soil pressure impact, - Photo: Twan Wiermans

17-10 | News

Non-tillage weed control with small robots explored in Swiss project

We now have more tools than ever to develop sustainable IPM systems that are only going to get better with time.

06-10 | Expert opinion

Will technology to develop sustainable IPM systems reduce agrochemical dependence?

Zasso and AGXTEND present, for the first time in the field, the XPower XPR Concept, an electric weeding solution for row crops.

03-10 | News

Electric weeding solution for row crops presented by Zasso and AGXTEND

Eden Research plc has received regulatory approval from the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for its biopesticides Mevalone and Cedroz.

28-09 | News

Eden granted US EPA regulatory approval for biopesticides

Sowing winter wheat in no-till conditions. - Photo: Galama Media

19-09 | Article

Is no-till the best way to capture and keep carbon in the soil?

Harvesting crops – and sunlight

14-09 | Article

Harvesting crops – and sunlight

Latest developments in carbon sequestration

Farmers pump water to irrigate a rice field in Zixing, Hunan Province, China. Netafim announced the first ever carbon credit program for drip-irrigated rice in order to reduce emissions and inputs. - Photo: CFOTO/Sipa USA

15-11 | News

Netafim announces carbon credit program for drip-irrigated rice

Field Trials – Getting into the carbon market | part 2

07-11 | Podcast

Field Trials – Getting into the carbon market | part 2

Participation in soil carbon schemes can support long-term climate resiliency for the field - in addition to providing co-benefits such as higher nutrient content of crops and increased biodiversity. - Photo: Agreena

19-10 | News

Agreena: Soil carbon schemes to enhance profits of 2023 harvest

New ways to increase capacity of soil carbon sequestration in farming are within reach.

05-10 | Article

Technologies for soil carbon sequestration that also remove greenhouse gases

Sowing winter wheat in no-till conditions. - Photo: Galama Media

19-09 | Article

Is no-till the best way to capture and keep carbon in the soil?

Taranis' crop intelligence platform leverages leaf-level imagery and is powered by machine learning, trained by a crop dataset containing over 200 million AI-data points. - Photo: Taranis

13-09 | News

Taranis raises $40 million to develop technology to verify and validate carbon markets

Field Trials – Getting into the carbon market | Part 1

12-09 | Podcast

Field Trials – Getting into the carbon market | Part 1

Hummingbird's solution automatically recognises and reports on-farm regenerative agriculture practices such as cover crops, tillage, and crop rotations. - Photo: Canva

03-08 | News

Agreena acquires Hummingbird to enhance validity of soil carbon certificates

The carbon stock at 30 cm depth level in all of Brazil's territory is estimated to be 36 billion tons. - Photo: José Coelho de Araújo Filho

28-03 | News

Digital map shows carbon stocks in Brazilian soil

Agreena Co-founders Julie Koch Fahler (left) and Ida Boesen. - Photo: Agreena

08-03 | News

Women scaling impact for the climate with Agritech platform

Photo: Bert Jansen

16-12-2021 | News

EU gives carbon farmer crucial role

Photo: Canva

15-12-2021 | News

Locus AG pays farmers upfront for carbon credits

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