California based robotics company Farm-NG introduces their mini-tractor the Amiga. This all-electric piece of equipment is modular which allows for added customization. Presented as an alternative to rudimentary manual labor, the Amiga is a light-weight solution compared to a small cultivating tractor. Ideal for smaller operations where seeding, planting, cultivation and harvest labor can be the bottleneck of productivity.

GUSS Automation details their autonomous vehicles in the GUSS lineup including the Orchard GUSS and the new Mini GUSS. The Mini GUSS helps expand the coverage of the Orchard GUSS by allowing a smaller frame and more maneuverability allowing it to run in tighter operations such as vineyards. The Orchard GUSS is also being used as a template for the upcoming Herbicide GUSS, an autonomous spraying unit.

By producing fuel using sources with lower carbon intensity than traditional petroleum-based products, the U.S. biofuels sector is well-positioned to play a major role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Keith Martin, President of MK Martin Enterprise, an Ontario based farm equipment company, discusses his company's introduction to strip-tillage 11 years ago. Martin also shares how his experiences with the National No-Tillage and National Strip-Tillage Conferences expanded his knowledge on the importance of soil health and agronomy.