This edition focuses on weed and pest control, highlighting the innovations, research and market developments that captured ...

This edition highlights expert opinions, showcasing the analyses and viewpoints that resonated most strongly with our ...

Throughout 2025, Future Farming reported extensively on the rapid evolution of autonomous machines designed for field and ...

Drones continue to move from experimental technology to a practical tool in everyday farming. Throughout 2025, Future Farming ...

For the fourth consecutive year, Future Farming magazine has compiled the most comprehensive overview of field and harvest robots for outdoor crop production. Sixty different robots have reached the ...

UK company Fieldwork Robotics will start trials with a new harvesting robot at Costa berry farms in Australia over the next 12 months, with field trials taking place from Q1 2025. According to ...

In 2024, Danish arable farmer Niels Kamper tested the Farmdroid FD20 field robot combined with a spot spray system in sugar beets. The robot easily kept up with the 15.8 hectares in terms of weeding ...

On a significant part of its 405-hectare open field vegetable area, the Australian company Qualipac deploys 2 robots, each with its own method of tackling weeds. The lightweight, autonomous FarmDroid ...

Case IH announced the pre-launch of its first Sprayer Drone as a complementary solution to the company’s portfolio. The company will import and distribute the Vtol in two models, 30 litres and 70 ...

This photo series highlights 15 new developments that Future Farming discovered at the Italian trade fair Eima in Bologna. These innovations range from an electric power harrow and a high-tech ...

Fox Robotics announces that Hugo RT™ Gen. III is now commercially available. In collaboration with Defra and Innovate UK and a £1 million grant fuelling the quest for innovation, the company unveils ...

The autonomous Innotrac Caesar has a 3-point hitch at the front, in the middle and at the rear for existing implements and machines. depending on requirements, this can be a category 1 or 2 hitch.