Digitalisation has a growing influence on the development of new agricultural machinery. The more expensive a product is, the more important professional service and maintenance become.
Digital tools such as application maps or autonomous robots offer great potential – but without solid knowledge and reliable data, their benefits remain limited. Simple “plug and play” solutions are rare; willingness to learn and practical experience are essential.
Whether it's blackmail, password theft or data leaks - even your company can be the target of hacker or cyber attacks with potentially serious economic consequences. How can you protect your systems against them?
During the expert panel "Bioeconomy and Innovation," organized with the participation of the DLG, experts presented projects and identified the necessary framework conditions for achieving resource-efficient and financially viable agriculture.
The Nostradamus project, a groundbreaking initiative funded by the Horizon Europe program, will revolutionize agricultural practices through the application of cutting-edge digital technologies.
Drones can be used in a variety of ways in agriculture: these remote-controlled flying objects can not only provide aerial and thermal images for damage detection, surveying, inspecting photovoltaic systems or searching for fawns and wild boar.
