Farmer-built, weed-specific sprayers are on the near-horizon for agriculture. The evidence? DIY, green-on-brown sprayers are already applying herbicide to fallow ground, built with open-source design, ...

Weeds only need the thinnest of cracks to flourish. Broken concrete, a hairline crack in a driveway, and lines between pavers provide plenty of space for seeds to settle and sprout all year long. And ...

From drones that monitor and spray the crops to state-of-the-art harvesting robots and laser machines that can destroy harmful weeds, agriculture is constantly evolving and switching to more ...

A homemade weed killer is a great way to know what's in the product you're using on your plants, but it's not without ...

Effective homemade weed killers can be made from vinegar, corn gluten meal, or boiling water. These DIY options work best on young weeds and often need to be reapplied. Combine homemade weed killers ...

TWO trailed herbicide sprayers were custom built for under-tree and mid-row weed management at the Aroona Farms almond grove near Lyrup in the South Australian Riverland. The Aroona almond grove of ...

Chemical sprayers can provide tremendous flexibility. Many are great for spraying liquid fertilizer on your fruit and vegetables. They can help with weed or pest control. They can even help with ...

For decades, farmers have been blanketing crops with herbicides like Roundup, which won’t kill corn and soybeans that have been genetically modified to survive it. But recently, some superweeds are ...

German ag-tech company Sam-Dimension is bringing its “ultra-high resolution” weed detection system to the UK. Its quadcopter ...