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Agtecnic to add green-on-green spot spraying to SenseSpray platform

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By René Groeneveld
| Future Farming Verified
With in-crop detection added, growers will be able to target weeds year-round across multiple cropping seasons, rather than only during fallow or pre-emergent windows. Photos: Agtecnic 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.
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Van overlap naar precisie: hoe retrofit automatisch stuursysteem het werk veranderde

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By René Groeneveld
| Trekker (Netherlands) Verified
De maximale score is 5. Nauwkeurigheid: 4 Frans vergeleek de nauwkeurigheid met de ingebouwde gps van de nieuwste Fendt-modellen: “Als een nieuwe Fendt 100% is, zit deze op 97 tot 98%.” Gebruiksgemak: 5 Voor Frans is gebruiksgemak essentieel als een systeem door het hele bedrijf wordt gedeeld. De NX510 voldoet hieraan. “Mijn vader is 75, mijn dochter is 30.
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Smaller tractor, bigger return: a Kentucky farm’s case for going autonomous

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By René Groeneveld
| Future Farming Verified
At a family farm in Kentucky, in the United States, a no-frills 135-horsepower John Deere 6135E now plants itself – accurate to within a centimetre and allowing the farm to reallocate labour. An autonomous retrofit kit, from US company Sabanto, has let farmer Quint Pottinger swap out 2 300-horsepower tractors, 2 40-foot planters and a second combine for a smaller, self-driving setup that finished planting 10 days faster.
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