20 years ago already, Garford was one of the first companies to offer visual cameras for the guidance of inter-row cultivators in row crops.

Our society has become digital to a point where, without a smartphone or a computer, our capacity to do anything is severely restricted.

A new tool developed by a University of Minnesota research team allows farmers to create a budget balance sheet of any nitrogen reduction plans and see the economic and environmental cost, return and margins, all customised to fields under their management.

All NASA wanted was a space helmet that didn’t scratch before it licensed the technology that spawned today’s scratch-resistant glasses.

Combining data in a structured way is often a problem for growers, says Chief Marketing Officer Reinder Prins of Agworld. “That is the biggest hurdle for them.”

Soon to come IC-series field robots from AutoAgri are to stand out from others by its electric drivetrain and compatibility with existing implements. Will they succeed in achieving that?