Keeping an eye on the world market: CROP.ZONE strengthens its capital base for serial production Good news for herbicide-free agriculture. crop.zone, manufacturer of the volt.fuel Electrical Weeding System,... read more →
German agtech start-up CROP.ZONE, Australian crop protection specialist Nufarm, and Dutch equipment provider Kamps de Wild are happy to announce an exclusive cooperation in the field of innovative, hybrid... read more →
Today crop.zone received a 800.000 EUR grant from Rentenbank. The grant was virtually handed over by the Minister of Agriculture Cem Özdemir. The grant will be used... read more →
Deere & Company has added crop.zone to its 2022 Startup Collaborator program. John Deere launched the program in 2019 to enhance and deepen its interaction with startup companies whose technology... read more →
crop.zone hybrid plant control solution is a sustainable alternative to chemical herbicides. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKYxaxk-HSs It is the electrifying solution available to every grower looking for a sustainable and reliable solution to control... read more →
The effective herbicide diquat is no longer registered. Alternatives to weedcontrol in potatoes are in high demand. This is where crop.zone's electrical application comes into play. This method has now... read more →
The "producer-magazine" reports on crop.zone's technology on October 2021: (https://www.producer.com/crops/a-shocking-way-to-terminate-plants-without-herbicide-interventions) An application of conductive liquid is made ahead of the tractor, while the rear-mounted generator and electrically charged panels do... read more →
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In its latest edition the Maschinenring magazine reports on crop.zone's technology. Their experts report the test results and see great potential in the technology. Read the full article here:
In its current edition, the Australian Potato-Link magazine reports on crop.zone's technology and the outstanding test results. Field Trials - crop.zone Trials in 2020 compared the effectiveness of CROP.ZONE against... read more →