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In the news: Robots in the field, farmers as flight controllers
15 November 2018
The work of the farmer is changing and in the future it will be similar to that of a flight controller that runs a number of autonomous machines from a control tower. elegating to the machines the activities in the field is possible and they have shown it in Great Britain, where the Harper Adams University has successfully completed the Hands free hectare project . It is a hectare of barley cultivated by tractors and completely autonomous equipment. A field where no man has ever set foot, from tillage to threshing, through sowing and fertilizing...
Originally published in Italian on AgroNotizie . Read the source article in full
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