Sustainability in Agriculture: Navigating Trends - Future Farming

Latest innovations and developments on sustainability in agriculture

PepsiCo currently has around 25 partner farmers in Brazil for potato production some of them during almost 30 years. - Photos: Johnnis Alves

03-10 | Article

How did PepsiCo´s tech tropicalize potato crops in Brazil?

The EXE-E tractor has undergone testing with a 7-furrow reversible plow. - Pic snapshot from video OXE-E

07-09 | News

Italians develop autonomous electric tractor with tethered power supply

The carbon-neutral TCG 7.8 H2 hydrogen engine delivers 220 kW of power. - Photo: Deutz

27-03 | News

Deutz launches hydrogen engine and mobile rapid charging system

Glyphosate being applied to winter wheat. - Photo: Mark Pasveer

24-03 | Article

How an EU glyphosate ban would affect farmers globally

“Shoots by Syngenta” will also include a startup accelerator, providing a supportive ecosystem for early-stage companies developing new agricultural technologies. - Photo: Syngenta

22-03 | News

Syngenta launches agtech collaboration and accelerator platform

Data-driven insights are to help farmers make field-level decisions that impact sustainability most effectively, such as cover crop selection and fertiliser application. - Photo: Ton Kastermans Fotografie

20-03 | News

Agmatix and NASA Harvest partner to support uptake of sustainable agriculture

Two-thirds of carbon emissions from fertilisers take place after they are spread on fields. - Photo: Peter Roek

27-02 | News

80% reduction in carbon emissions from fertilisers possible

Accurately calculating carbon credits is possible with the current publicly available soil datasets, according to researchers.- Photo: Canva

12-01 | News

Simplifying the process for calculating soil carbon credits

New Holland shows a prototype of a T7.270 that runs on LNG, liquefied natural (methane) gas. - Photos: New Holland.

21-12-2022 | News

New Holland shows world’s first LNG tractor

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

24-11-2022 | News

Making fertiliser from wastewater is feasible, study shows

Field Trials – Getting into the carbon market | part 2

07-11-2022 | 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

01-11-2022 | News

JCB launches mobile hydrogen refueller

Latest developments in carbon sequestration

MPT has built a 12-metre broadacre seeder that incorporates moisture-sensing tynes to automatically alter sowing depth according to soil conditions. - Photos: MPT

09-10 | Article

A smart seeder that maps soil moisture and carbon

Photo: WUR

04-09 | News

CO2 storage in agricultural soils yields little climate gain

A pilot project measuring how much carbon is being stored in the soil is taking place this year at Hebert Grain Ventures (HGV) in Fairlight, Saskatchewan, Canada. - Photo's: Hebert Grain Ventures

01-08 | Article

Building a carbon market – an innovative farm business

Cargill will pay farmers for sustainability. - Photo: Peter Roek

01-06 | News

Cargill pays European farmers for sustainability

Nutrien Ag Solutions plans to provide crop consulting services. - Photo: Canva

24-05 | News

Bunge and Nutrien Ag Solutions helping development of lower carbon products

Niels Olsen: “We made available what’s already there.” - Photo: Soilkee

15-05 | Article

The only Australian farmer to ever earn soil carbon credits

While tremendous hype around fully autonomous tractors remains, the greatest value for farmers at this point is automation. - Photo: John Deere

08-02 | Expert opinion

What to expect from precision ag in 2023

New tools, service plans and resources in AcreForward are to help advisors deliver high-quality expertise across more fields, engage growers with valuable insights, and get the most out of their Taranis service in the next growing season. - Photo: Taranis

07-02 | News

Taranis AcreForward offers new insights into soil health and carbon sequestration

Increment in soil carbon always wears off over time to reach a maximum – the saturation level. - Photo: Koos van der Spek

01-02 | News

Why increasing soil carbon is overrated

Accurately calculating carbon credits is possible with the current publicly available soil datasets, according to researchers.- Photo: Canva

12-01 | News

Simplifying the process for calculating soil carbon credits

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

15-11-2022 | News

Netafim announces carbon credit program for drip-irrigated rice

Field Trials – Getting into the carbon market | part 2

07-11-2022 | Podcast

Field Trials – Getting into the carbon market | part 2

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