John Deere Future Technology zone at Agritechnica

Clive

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When John Deere finally show their hand for their vision of future farming they do it seriously well !!

A rather mind blowing video of how they see the various components coming together

 
Clive

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Autonomous weed identification and spot spraying - would not look out if place in a terminator movie !

thisxid the tech that John Deere bought Blue River for

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ajd132

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It’s getting closer. The machinery we have now will be the last of its type and should see us through.
 
radu

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there will still be need for full field spraying, fungicides or liquid fert.. but yes, this technology should bring a lot of improvement to weed control
 
ajd132

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radu said:
there will still be need for full field spraying, fungicides or liquid fert.. but yes, this technology should bring a lot of improvement to weed control
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Don’t think so. Fertiliser application will become far more targeted. We will be able to grow multiple crops in the same field instead of monocultures. All these things will mean less disease. Sensors will detect disease outbreak and stop it before it spreads. The options are endless!
 
Clive

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radu said:
there will still be need for full field spraying, fungicides or liquid fert.. but yes, this technology should bring a lot of improvement to weed control
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full field is what the small drones were tasked at and the spot sprayer aimed at individual weeds

they seem to have thought this through !

they also had this with a 200Kgs payload


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Written by Charlotte Cunningham

Low Carbon Agriculture, a new event showcasing opportunities in low carbon energy, technological advances and Environmental Land Management (ELM), is set to launch at the NAEC, Stoneleigh, next March. Charlotte Cunningham reports. Formerly Energy and Rural Business Show, the event has rebranded, relocated and reasserted its focus to ensure that practical solutions to tackling climate change through the generation of renewable energy, the implementation of low carbon initiatives and best practice in both environmental and carbon management, take centre stage, according to the organisers. Held in association with the National Farmers Union (NFU), Low Carbon...
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