Author name: Lucille Davis

One year ago, John Deere unveiled its groundbreaking ExactShot technology, which utilizes sensors and robotics to precisely apply starter fertilizer onto seeds as they are planted in the soil. This innovative approach eliminates the need for a contin

German company Bayer Crop Science unveiled its latest innovation, the MagicSprayer 6000, at the recent Agritechnica trade fair. Designed as a spot sprayer, the MagicSprayer 6000 offers farmers a more targeted approach to weed control, potentially red

German company Bayer Crop Science unveiled its latest innovation, the MagicSprayer 6000, at the recent Agritechnica trade fair. This prototype spot sprayer showcases Bayer’s commitment to reducing herbicide use and improving weed control in agricultu

German agricultural technology company Bayer Crop Science unveiled its latest innovation, the MagicSprayer 6000, at the recent Agritechnica trade fair. The prototype spot sprayer is designed for spot-specific weed control and aims to reduce herbicide

John Deere, the renowned agricultural machinery manufacturer, is set to launch its latest innovation, John Deere See & Spray, in Europe following its acquisition of Blue River Technology for a staggering $305 million. This groundbreaking technology w

Major tractor manufacturers are now adopting commercial spot spraying systems, which is expected to accelerate market introductions. While John Deere is not the first company to offer this technology, its entry into the market is significant. The fir

xarvio® Digital Farming Solutions, a subsidiary of BASF Digital Farming GmbH, has made a significant move to expand its digital connectivity options for farmers. The company has integrated its popular xarvio® FIELD MANAGER into CNH’s global operating

US company Oxbo has developed a new high-capacity harvester, the Oxbo 7450, specifically designed for growers with large tonnages and bushes. This versatile machine is capable of harvesting a variety of crops, including blueberries, raspberries, and

Machinery manufacturers are increasingly focusing on the market for mechanical weed control, as evidenced by the wide array of hoeing machines on display at the recent Agritechnica trade fair in Hannover, Germany. With at least 20 manufacturers showc