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- Secretary-General’s reflection: LAND.TECHNIK AgEng 2026, Dresden, Germany.
I left the welcome get-together with a strong sense of what makes our community valuable: the opportunity to bring researchers, industry colleagues and the next generation of engineers into the same conversation. The TU Dresden presentations formed part of that welcome event, and their soil-bin demonstrations gave us a practical view of research in action.… Read more: Secretary-General’s reflection: LAND.TECHNIK AgEng 2026, Dresden, Germany. - Young engineers urged to embrace wider skills as agricultural machinery evolves
Agricultural engineering is changing rapidly, with electronics, software, sensors and artificial intelligence increasingly complementing traditional mechanical engineering skills. That was the message from Volker Stöcklin of German machinery manufacturer RAUCH Landmaschinenfabrik GmbH during a Young Professionals Network (YPN) session at LAND.TECHNIK AgEng 2026 in Dresden. Speaking to young engineers and conference delegates, Stöcklin outlined how… Read more: Young engineers urged to embrace wider skills as agricultural machinery evolves - VDI Land.Technik AgEng 2026 - Autonomous agriculture requires more than technological innovation
Autonomous machinery has the potential to address some of agriculture's most persistent operational challenges, but delivering practical solutions will require progress beyond machine development. The keynote at VDI Land.Technik AgEng 2026 in Dresden highlighted the importance of systems integration, human-machine interaction, interoperability, safety and new service models. Andy Newbold reports. Can autonomous systems solve the… Read more: VDI Land.Technik AgEng 2026 - Autonomous agriculture requires more than technological innovation - Testing the forces behind more responsive tillage
Researchers at TU Dresden demonstrated how instrumented soil-testing equipment can measure implement forces, assess soil movement and support the development of sensor-controlled tillage systems. Secretary General Andy Newbold went along to find out more. Agricultural engineers are increasingly looking at how implements can respond to changing soil conditions. A visit to the soil-testing facilities at… Read more: Testing the forces behind more responsive tillage - Innovation in Agriculture - EurAgEng Newsletter October 2026 now published
The latest news from the European Society of Agricultural Engineers has now been published, please read here: Innovation-in-Agriculture-Oct-2026-PRINT