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Green-on-green weed detection honoured at Henty field days

A purpose-built sprayer range designed specifically for integration with Carbon Bee’s system has been highly commended in the 2026 Henty Machine of the Year Award. Wagga Wagga based agricultural manufacturer Stoll Boomsprays debuted its new CB Series sprayers at Henty, allowing growers to accurately target weeds within growing crops while significantly reducing chemical use. TheRead more

Vienne : 30 à 70 % d’économie d’herbicides sur maïs

Joffray Lépine, dirigeant de l’ETA Crop Agro Tech dans la Vienne, utilise le système I-Spray pour le désherbage ultra-localisé du maïs sur une surface de 1 200 hectares. Ce dispositif de pulvérisation ciblée, fruit d’un partenariat entre Carbon Bee et Kuhn, permet de réduire les intrants tout en préservant l’environnement sur les parcelles de sesRead more

Uncovering the Impact of Carbon Bee: A Decade of Transformative Innovations in Sustainable Agriculture

Gérald Germain, CEO of Carbon Bee speaks to FieldCraft Technologies about how Carbon Bee was formed and how the company aims to help Agriculture gloabally. The History of Carbon Bee: 10 Years of Innovation for Sustainable Agriculture The story of Carbon Bee began in 2012, in a small corner, with a visionary idea carried byRead more

EXPERIENCE SUSTAINABLE FARMING WITH SMARTSTRIKER X

Detection mode

Green On Brown™

SmartStriker™ also identifies weeds and all kinds of vegetation cover on thatched land, soil and other bare soils. This ability can be used both in mapping and in real time to manage a targeted action. The goal is always to reduce costs and maximize profitability and benefit for the environment.

Green On Green™

SmartStriker™ solution allows detecting weeds, specifying them, locating them, treating them, and giving their density. With SmartStriker™, you can control targeted weeding, regardless of the technique used (spraying of chemicals, boiling water, guiding an electric arc, a hoe, mechanical pulling, etc.) and to modulate the intervention according to the need. We aim to reduce doses, actions, passages, and thus reduce costs and the impact on the environment.