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CNH Industrial, the parent company of the Case IH, New Holland and Steyr brands, has signed an agreement with Starlink to bring cutting-edge satellite connectivity to farmers.
Caitríona Morrissey reports from the Transforming Agriculture with Artificial Intelligence conference, hosted by AgTech Ireland and the Irish Farmers Journal.
Case IH has increased the power, enhanced the transmissions and hydraulics of its new Magnum models in addition to other precision technology improvements.
The CQMS (Construction and Quarrying Machinery Show) show is set to return to Molloys Quarry, Tinnycross, Tullamore, Co Offaly on Friday and Saturday 13 and 14 June.
Lely boss Niall McGauran told the recent AgTech Ireland/ Irish Farmers Journal ‘Transforming agriculture with artificial intelligence’ conference that AI has completely changed its operations.
The Government has committed to delivering up to 5.7 TWh of indigenously produced biomethane by 2030. However, concerns have been raised about the planning process for building AD plants.
The event, held in partnership with the Irish Farmers Journal and supported by FBD Insurance and Enterprise Ireland, was officially opened by Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon on Wednesday.