2023

Greetings, agricultural aficionados! Agritechnica 2023 in Hannover is not only a showcase of cutting-edge agricultural technologies but also a stage for the remarkable contributions of the Sweet project (Sustainable weed management by agroecological and technical approaches). This year, members of the Sweet project have played a pivotal role in advancing sustainable agriculture, adding an extra […]

From September 26th to 28th, 2023, a remarkable gathering of experts and enthusiasts convened at the University of Hohenheim to explore and share the latest in Precision Agriculture (PA). Titled “The road of PA towards a site-specific weed management”, the workshop was a hub of innovation, discussion, and collaboration.The event kicked off on the evening

The main objective of every farmer is to ensure that the fruit or vegetable that will reach the consumer’s table is of the highest possible quality. It is not an easy task, as one has to fight against the weather, a drought currently affecting us mercilessly, or prepare the soil so that the fruit grows

Who hasn’t heard the expression: “You eat with your eyes! It is true that when we sit at a good table, our gaze wanders over succulent delicacies that make our mouths water. But what would happen if we were surprised by a weed with fleshy leaves topped with a flower when ordering a salad or

The Tetranychus urticae, colloquially known as the red spider mite, is a notorious pest within the agricultural sector. Despite its common name, it is not an arachnid but rather a mite, and it is recognized as one of the most polyphagous species within its classification. The red spider mite is characterized by its ability to

The world is changing. Global warming is already a reality. Every day, the news shows us both sides of the same coin. Droughts, droughts, or cold drops are the price we all have to pay for not paying attention to a climate change that defiantly stalks us. Perhaps we have to start at the beginning

Positive effects of a differential treatment can be seen in tomato weeds.It’s worth noting that while herbicides can be effective tools for weed control, their use should always be done following recommended practices and in accordance with local regulations. Appropriate herbicide selection, application timing, dosage, and proper safety precautions are crucial to achieving successful outcomes

Herbicide application cannot be performed after a rain⛈. Thus, it is crucial to have different crop phenological stages for further options for site-specific weed ☘management. Pictures depict different locations and growth developments. Furthermore, there are several reasons why herbicides should not be applied immediately after rain: 1. Runoff 🌊: Rain can cause herbicides to run