Advanced agriculture machinery refers to modern, technologically enhanced equipment used to carry out farming operations more efficiently, precisely, and sustainably. It encompasses tractors and implements, mechanised planting, spraying, and harvesting systems, and increasingly the integration of automation, sensors…
Advanced agriculture machinery refers to modern, technologically enhanced equipment used to carry out farming operations more efficiently, precisely, and sustainably. It encompasses tractors and implements, mechanised planting, spraying, and harvesting systems, and increasingly the integration of automation, sensors, satellite positioning, and unmanned aerial vehicles into agricultural work. Such machinery aims to raise productivity, reduce labour and input costs, improve the timeliness and uniformity of field operations, and support precision agriculture, in which inputs are applied according to the specific needs of different parts of a field. Within Agronomy Research, the development, adaptation, and evaluation of farm machinery is studied to improve crop production and the economics of farming. Research relevant to this topic includes a proposed spray system for family farms using a remote-controlled drone or small aircraft together with an economical sprinkler, analysis of how hours of use and machine age affect the estimation of repair and maintenance costs for agricultural tractors, and the development and field-performance evaluation of a combined cultivator. These studies illustrate how the design, costing, and performance assessment of equipment contribute to efficient and affordable mechanised agriculture. This page gathers peer-reviewed, open-access research relevant to advanced agriculture machinery and agronomy.
5 peer-reviewed articles, ranked by relevance. Each links to its DOI.
The 5 articles above have been cited 17 times in the scholarly literature. Citation data via OpenAlex and Crossref, updated Jun 2026.
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