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This season, the Ullmanna hoe is operating in valerian and echinacea at Gerard Lanting’s farm in the Dutch village of Oosterhesselen (Drenthe province). Training the algorithms is taking more time than expected. Starting on time certainly helps to distinguish valerian properly from weeds.
On 26 June, a sweltering hot day, a ‘weeding crew’ is already at work early in...
Dutch precision spraying specialist Rometron has established a US subsidiary to expand sales and support for its WEED-IT spot spraying technology.
WEED-IT USA will be based in Wellington, Colorado, and will focus on distribution, service and technical support across the United States. The new subsidiary builds on Rometron’s existing cooperation with AgriTech America...
Canadian harvest technology company Bushel Plus has officially changed its name to BranValt. The new brand name is now being used across the company, its dealer network and product communications worldwide.
The company, based in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada, started with technology for measuring grain losses behind combines. It has since expanded its activities into a ...
Australian company Agtecnic has revealed it is working on green-on-green targeted spot spraying for its SenseSpray platform, a step that would let the system detect and eliminate weeds growing inside standing crops rather than just on bare soil or stubble.
The upcoming capability builds on SenseSpray’s existing green-on-brown technology, which relies on RGB cameras ...
Arable farm Martin & Sons in Wisbech, England, invested in a spot sprayer. Spot spraying saves chemicals and causes less growth check in the crop.
It is mid-June. James Martin (65) and his son Joshua (21), from Wisbech in eastern England, Cambridgeshire, are walking through a field of onions to assess the result of the spot sprayer. 5 days earli...