Kubota North America shared its ambitious vision for the future during a media briefing at CES 2025. The announcement highlighted a strategic focus on providing diverse powertrain options, seamless data integration, enhanced connectivity, and advanced automation across its entire...
At CES 2025, running from January 7–10 in Las Vegas, John Deere will showcase its latest advancements in autonomous technology, introducing several new machines designed to address labor shortages across agriculture, construction, and commercial landscaping. Building on the autonomy...
Monitoring dairy cow behavior is essential for health management and overall welfare. Behaviors such as standing, lying, eating, and drinking provide key indicators of well-being—prolonged lying can signal hoof disease, while reduced food intake may indicate digestive issues. Traditionally...
As a world-leading manufacturer of agricultural machinery, CLAAS has identified artificial intelligence (AI) as a critical technology to enhance customer benefits. The company is integrating AI into its product development processes while addressing both technical and regulatory challenges.
To bolster...
In this episode of The Moos Room, we dive into cutting-edge research on a camera-based technology for detecting lameness in dairy cattle. Lameness is a significant issue impacting animal welfare and the economic sustainability of dairy farms. We discuss...
Phytech, a pioneer in digital farming solutions, has announced two landmark partnerships with Rivulis and Netafim, two global leaders in precision irrigation. These collaborations aim to accelerate the adoption of digital farming technologies worldwide, integrating Phytech's advanced solutions into...
AgriCarm, a leader in agricultural technology, is set to launch a mobile app in early 2025 to modernize farming practices and make precision agriculture tools accessible to farmers worldwide.
The app offers tools to help small and medium-sized farms improve...
This cutting-edge system offers real-time alerts for early disease detection and notifies producers when a calf is falling behind its herdmates. Featuring the new lightweight CowManager ear sensor, producers need just one sensor per animal throughout its lifetime, from...
Source: USDA news release
Over the past 20 years, U.S. farms have substantially increased their adoption of precision agriculture, and numerous precision technologies are now widespread.
For instance, guidance autosteering systems on tractors, harvesters, and other equipment were used by 52...
GEA has launched a groundbreaking Body Condition Scoring (BCS) feature as part of the AI-powered CattleEye solution, offering dairy farms a sophisticated tool for monitoring lameness and the body condition of cows. This autonomous system combines a 2D camera...
