Farming Methods

John Deere is setting its sights on a fully autonomous system for corn and soybean production by 2030, a vision that is already taking shape with the introduction of the new S7 Combine Harvesters. Future Farming recently spoke with Bergen Nelson, Joh

BASF has unveiled a new tool aimed at revolutionizing fungicide management for farmers, enhancing both efficiency and decision-making processes. The spray timer tool, now available in xarvio® Field Manager, is designed to alert users precisely when a

Australian startup LINTTAS is on the verge of a groundbreaking partnership with the University of Southern Queensland to advance its revolutionary combine harvester concept. Focused on electrification and a pioneering linear threshing approach, LINTT

In the rapidly evolving landscape of agricultural technology, solar-powered robotic harvesters are carving out a niche for themselves, offering both autonomy and environmental benefits. As photovoltaic panels become more efficient and affordable, the

In the evolving landscape of precision agriculture, the integration of telemetry in potato cultivation marks a significant milestone, showcasing the potential for automation in a sector traditionally perceived as labor-intensive. Belgian manufacturer

In a significant advancement for grain management, Crover, a Scottish agritech company, is set to launch new models of its innovative robotic grain monitoring system. Designed to navigate bulk grains such as wheat, barley, and oilseeds, the Crover ro

The agricultural landscape is witnessing a technological revolution with the introduction of the Photoheyler rotary hoe, a machine that promises to redefine weeding practices in crop production. Developed by the German manufacturer Photoheyler, this

Australian grain growers are on the brink of a significant transformation in their approach to nitrogen use, thanks to a groundbreaking national research initiative aimed at enhancing nitrogen use efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions on f

In a groundbreaking effort to combat the persistent issue of weed infestation in agriculture, scientists and engineers at the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station are investigating the use of 915 MHz microwaves to neutralize weed seeds buried und

Field robot manufacturers are zeroing in on the Australian vegetable market, as a groundbreaking programme launches to accelerate the adoption of advanced mechanisation technology within the industry. This initiative, spearheaded by Hort Innovation a