20 row electrically powered In-Row weeder

This video shows the first of a new design of machines designed to remove weeds both within and between crop rows in transplanted crops such as salads and brassicas. It features a brushless electric rotor drive replacing the hydraulic motors we have used previously. The high energy efficiency and compact nature of these units allows us to fit 20 rotors on this machine to achieve a very high work rate. This machine was built by Garford Farm Machinery Ltd as part of their Robocrop range of weeding equipment that uses our vision guidance and control technology. We are grateful to G's Growers owners of this machine for permission to video it in action.

[@gnvikram]

Super 👍👍👍 we Indians need this...

[@fantasticola]

really amazing to watch.

[@kmohanbabu8845]

From Indiana

[@Nora_meow99]

Waooo
Its great.

[@ehsankiani542]

Excellent job :)

[@rebeccaberg6677]

Wow 😲

[@nasrulhakim118]

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[@jamesberg2601]

where is there information of this machine as far availability and pricing?

[@markvandeursen3310]

Look at a www.steketee.com m.th-cam.com/video/dR9BDyTv-tc/w-d-xo.html

[@steveb796]

Anything to put Monsanto out of business. I live in Iowa and we can’t swim I the lakes. Disgusting.

[@Bishnoiji129-k8x]

how much price

[@memd777]

its good but the problem is how to plant the plants in accurate position so that this doesn't rip off the actual plants instead of weed

[@NickTillett]

That is the job of the vision guidance. Each rotor is individually controlled to avoid the plant but take out any weeds between the crop plants. Normal planting accuracy is fine.

[@chadatha5560]

I thought that too but I'f you look at 0:37 it has some misses, there must be some sort eye or sensor

[@vgbhg9540]

@@chadatha5560 computer vision

[@karlpilkington997]

Meanwhile people in Africa and Asia die of famine