Fluid Management and Condition Monitoring under one roof: Two important development and production expertise are combined at the ARGO-HYTOS site in Zator, Poland. A convenient location and the proximity to universities are important advantages. ARGO-HYTOS has been supplying quality products all over the world from its Zator site for almost ten years now. A strong
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How AI-Powered combine harvesters are transforming harvesting Discover how industry leaders like John Deere, Case IH, and Estes Concaves are spearheading a revolution in agriculture machinery. Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the agriculture machinery market, offering unprecedented levels of efficiency, precision, and productivity. Across the sector, AI-powered solutions are enabling farmers to optimize resource management,
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Market-first Drip Irrigation Guides make waves in agriculture: Global leading brand in micro irrigation solutions, Rivulis, launches, available for free, to farmers and agri-businesses around the world the most comprehensive body of knowledge about drip irrigation in one place. A market-leading initiative that allows anyone involved in drip irrigation to upskill themselves and make sure their
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Precision Farming Market Forecasted to Achieve US$ 20.36 Billion by 2032 The precision farming market is projected to reach a valuation of US$ 6 billion in 2022, with an anticipated compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13% during the assessment period spanning from 2022 to 2032. By the year 2032, the global precision farming market is forecasted to achieve a
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Heereco implements one of the first automated solution for mushroom harvesting: Heereco, a pioneer in organic mushroom cultivation in the Netherlands, is implementing the most fully integrated automated solution for mushroom harvesting in the fresh market. This groundbreaking achievement is realized through the strategic integration of Christiaens’ future-proof Drawer System and Mycionics’ advanced robotic
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Kalmar Hybrid Straddle Carriers Dominating the Market: In the rush to decarbonise port and terminal operations, the quickest gains are made by switching from diesel to hybrid or fully electrified vehicles. In recent years, Kalmar Hybrid Straddle Carriers have proven wildly popular, accounting for more than 50% of straddle sales. Read on to discover how
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AFC Launches New Fertilizer 10-10-10+2.5 Humic Substance for Corn and Vegetables: MAKATI CITY – Atlas Fertilizer Corporation lives up to its name of being the only Crop Specific – Soil Specific Fertilizer company in the Philippines by launching the new non-traditional fertilizer grade of 10-10-10+2.5 humic substance. This has been designed for corn and vegetables,
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SwarmFarm Robotics launches ‘dock and refill’: Ushering in the next era of agricultural autonomy: SwarmFarm Robotics, an Australian based leader in Integrated Autonomy, today announced the launch of its game-changing “dock and refill” capability. This advancement promises to untether equipment size from productivity by enabling robots to autonomously refill and refuel themselves. The future of
Extension of apointments to the Animal Welfare Committee Europe- UK: The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has extended the terms of four members of the Animal Welfare Committee (AWC). Dr Romain Pizzi, Dr Pen Rashbass, Professor Sarah Wolfensohn and Dr James Yeates will serve on the committee for an additional four years
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Agricultural innovators: Pioneering project calls for British farmers to help train robots in slug control Farmers in the UK are being called on to help train robots to spot slugs and the damage they cause to arable crops. The ground-breaking trial, set to start in the spring, will equip the ‘Slug Sleuths’ with special rigs
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