Following the machines, people and ideas shaping agriculture. Selected developments, clear context and a link to the original source.
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BioSC’s September 2026 summer school brought digital twins and soil sensing into discussions of circular agronomy, connecting engineering tools with nutrient management, biological processes and agricultural sustainability.
Öko-Feldtage will move to Bauckhof Amelinghausen on 16–17 June 2027, linking organic crop and livestock systems in a northern German field-event setting relevant to machinery and precision-farming visitors.
Agromek will bring agricultural technology suppliers and users to Herning on 24–27 November 2026, with the organizer continuing to expand its exhibitor and activity programme.
LAMMA will run at the NEC in Birmingham on 20–21 January 2027, with CropTec and Low Carbon Agriculture co-located to connect machinery decisions with agronomy and energy questions.
INRAE and Inria were appointed to lead an eight-year research programme spanning agricultural equipment, decision tools, genetic resources and the social effects of digital technology.
An EU-supported programme reported 12 locally developed digital applications and platforms, combining farmer services with training, research and policy work across five West African countries.
The European Commission’s 2025 launch programme described a €300 million partnership designed to improve access to agricultural, environmental and Earth-observation data for practical and policy applications.
The #DigitAg International Research Community launched during CORDiALL 2026, connecting French research institutions with international partners around inclusive digital tools and responsible agricultural artificial intelligence.
CropX’s September 2024 acquisition of Iowa State spinout EnGeniousAg brought in-field nutrient-sensing technology into its portfolio, with integration into the company’s agronomic management system planned.
CropX announced Apex in April 2026, a configurable multi-depth sensor that measures soil water content, temperature and electrical conductivity at four-inch intervals and connects to its agronomy platform.
CropX introduced Strato 1 in March 2025, adding a connected in-field weather station to its agronomy platform so growers can view local weather alongside soil and crop information.
A multi-year collaboration announced in October 2024 aimed to help U.S. agricultural retailers adopt leaf-level remote scouting, AI-assisted agronomic recommendations and services supporting conservation practices.
