Author name: Lucille Davis

Blueberry farming in the Netherlands has taken a significant leap forward with the innovative approach of grower Rik Harmsma. Transitioning from traditional hand-picking methods to the use of a fully electrically powered harvesting machine, the FineF

Closed transfer systems (CTS) are revolutionizing the way plant protection products are handled in the agricultural industry. With the adoption of the easyconnect cap as the standard for chemical containers, interest in CTS is on the rise. This syste

Every year, farmers face the challenge of optimizing their nitrogen fertilizer application to ensure healthy crop growth and maximize yields. One of the most crucial steps in this process is implementing Variable Rate Application (VRA) technology. VR

Two British companies, Techneat Engineering and Tillet en Hague, have joined forces to revolutionize weed control in onion, leek, and carrot fields with the innovative Weedwizard spot sprayer. Unveiled at the prestigious agricultural fair Lamma in Bi

John Deere has once again raised the bar in the agricultural industry with the launch of its highly anticipated S7 Combine. This cutting-edge machine is not just a piece of equipment; it represents a significant leap forward in terms of efficiency, p

Ag-tech start-up WeedOUT, Ltd., has made waves in the agricultural industry by securing an impressive $8.1 million in A-round funding. The leading force behind this funding is Fulcrum Global Capital, a U.S.-based venture capital firm specializing in

The market for ‘green’ crop protection products is rapidly expanding, driven by the demand for effective and environmentally friendly solutions. Farmers are increasingly turning to natural products that provide similar efficacy to conventional pestic

Case IH, the American machinery manufacturer, has unveiled its latest flagship model in the combine lineup – the Case IH AF11 combine. This new combine is equipped with a double threshing rotor, a technology that has been seen in some New Holland CR

Researchers in Brazil have found that the costs of pesticide application can be significantly reduced through the use of real-time precision spraying systems in soybean and maize crops. The study, conducted by researchers from the Grosso State Univer

Canadian technology is revolutionizing the way crop farmers produce fertilizer, potentially reducing their largest input cost. Ontario-based startup FuelPositive (FP) has developed a containerized system that uses air, water, and electricity to produ