Following the machines, people and ideas shaping agriculture. Selected developments, clear context and a link to the original source.
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Norwegian company Kilter reported that 54 AX-1 robots treated 4,265 hectares during part of 2026, comparing their targeted applications with a 250-litre-per-hectare broadcast baseline to quantify avoided spray mixture.
Germany’s Agri-Gaia launch linked machinery data, reusable AI components and legal expertise, with the University of Osnabrück contributing field observations and frameworks for exchanging information across organisations.
New Holland’s CR combine concept received Agritechnica’s 2023 gold innovation medal, while the official award material showed how pressure sensing, cameras and automated blockage management were entering harvesting workflows.
DLG reported 17,000 visitors at its 2024 field exhibition in Germany, where the new FarmRobotix platform connected practical robot demonstrations with crop production, machinery and agronomy discussions.
DLG’s 2025 innovation awards recognised two gold and 22 silver medal entries, spanning traction, baling, application technology and sensor-based machine adjustment rather than a single vision of farm automation.
A joint team from Osnabrück’s two universities retained the Field Robot Event title in 2026, combining autonomous maize-row navigation with plant-health recognition, biodiversity tasks and targeted soil treatment.
Bosch and eight agricultural partners received a silver Agritechnica Innovation Award in 2019 for NEVONEX, a platform intended to run connected digital services directly on agricultural machinery.
A Danish–German project aims to help growers retain irrigation water longer by measuring the nutrients that bulk salt readings cannot distinguish.
Eurofins Agro and trinamiX added countries, energy estimates and alfalfa silage support to their portable near-infrared feed-analysis offering.
The November engineering conference will examine autonomous machines, sensors, interoperability and powertrains alongside practical machinery design.
The June 2027 organizer programme connects research visits, machinery companies and field demonstrations across Osnabrück, Potsdam and Odense.
