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While delays in EFSA’s assessment of the chemical had left it possible that glyphosate would no longer be available for use by the EU’s farmers, a new report suggests otherwise.
Dutch manufacturer Treffler demonstrated its 8m precision tine harrow in the mechanical weed control demonstration as part of the recent Crops and Cover Crop Cultivations event.
Pöttinger demonstrated its versatile Rotocare V6600 6.6m rotary hoe in the mechanical weed control demonstration as part of the recent Crops and Cover Crop Cultivations event.
PJ Callan demonstrated the Einbock Chopstar and Aerostar-Exact weeding machines in the weed control demonstration as part of the recent Crops and Cover Crop Cultivations event at Teagasc Oak Park.
Brophy Produce demonstrated the Ferrari Remoweed automatic weeder in the weed control demonstration as part of the recent Crops and Cover Crop Cultivations event at Teagasc Oak Park.
Surely gene-editing's time has come, with the opposition of environmental groups to EU proposals for approval looking increasingly founded in ideology rather than science.
Gary Abbott recently caught up Ireland’s first autonomous field robot, the FarmDroid FD20, working in Co Kilkenny, weeding a crop of beet it had sown earlier in the spring.