MY27
Case IH is introducing "major updates across its baler range" for MY27, aimed at increased productivity, uptime and smarter operations.
Machinery
According to John Deere, its new front loader design delivers "improved visibility, higher productivity and easier serviceability".
Agri Technology
Case IH is aiming to enhance automation, connectivity and operator comfort in it's Axial-Flow 160 series combines for Model Year 2027 (MY27).
John Deere has focused on precision farming systems and cabin ergonomics for their model year 2027 (MY27) tractors
John Deere is introducing its model year 2027 (MY27) updates for it's 6R, 6M and 8R ranges with efficiency being heavily prioritised.
John Deere is planning to enhance productivity, automation and in-cab convenience across its walker, rotary and high-capacity combine ranges.
Grass
This week sees the publication of the final GrassCheck Bulletin for 2024. For the majority of this year so far, growth has been behind...
Agri-Business
The agricultural technology business Farmeye has announced a rebrand and new name to "reflect its expansion" into new sectors and markets.
Researchers at Tyndall National Institute at University Cork (UCC), have developed a soil sensor designed to help farmers reduce their use...
Rural Life
The centre for applied artificial intelligence (AI), is using AI and satellite technology to develop an early warning system for flooding
An agtech company has launched a new platform for livestock sales, which will be showcased at the National Ploughing Championships 2023.
Herdwatch has launched a new online trading space for farmers, with some 460,000 animals expected to be traded on it in the next three years.
A group of agri-tech representatives, led by AgTech Ireland, met with EU officials and MEPs during a visit to the EU Parliament in Brussels.
The role of digital in securing a green rural economy is the focus of a joint virtual conference being held by SRUC and Teagasc.
Technology is rapidly evolving faster than ever as new advancements come on-stream - and the farmyard is no exception to this.
Former NFU president Peter Kendall believes that biological systems will 'reign supreme' within production agriculture in the near future.
Research into technology in the agricultural sector shows that some 82% of farmers who own smartphones use their devices for checking news.
The IFA has released the results of research into the adoption, impact and attitudes of technology in the agriculture sector.
Improved satellite imagery can remove the need for farm audits, according to a senior researcher for the European Commission.
Two "advanced" Irish agri start-ups will showcase their technologies to thousands of industry leaders at The Alltech Ideas Conference.
