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Assessing small fruit quality without causing damage
The season for harvesting cherries and other small fruits is in full swing in Italy.
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Technology in orchards
Harvesting crops and profits with the FRUMACO OE-4 Harvester
In the past century, harvest costs for major crops such as grains, oilseeds, corn, and sugar beets have been drastically reduced due to ongoing mechanisation.
Technology in orchards
Are computers ready to run our farms?
Nature is still too complex for artificial intelligence (AI) modelling to be effective, but the tipping point is close, according to a new study which found the technology may still trip at the last real-world hurdle.
Technology in orchards
Talking technology with JD
In this issue of Australian Tree Crop, we talk to John Deere Australia and New Zealand small ag and turf marketing manager Erin Wagstaff about some of her company’s products and technology which can help Australian tree crop growers.
Technology in orchards
Hort IQ provides latest data
In a hallmark move, Hort Innovation is opening access to the latest, most comprehensive Australian fruit, vegetable and nut consumer data available through a new platform – Hort IQ.
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Technology in orchards
Yield mapping helps almonds
This article reports on data collected in 2024 by two Ag-IQ Almond Yield Mappers fitted to two self-propelled harvesters.
One on a commercial almond farm at Murtho, South Australia and the other on the Almond Board of Australia’s Almond Centre of Excellence (ACE).
Technology in orchards
Lay down frost tech
In the realm of frost protection, FrostBoss has long been recognised as a leading provider of innovative solutions to growers worldwide.
Technology in orchards
Tech sparks hort expansion
The role technology will play in the expansion of the horticulture industry has been underlined by a series of innovations featured at Australia’s largest horticulture trade show, Hort Connections.
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