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Vitirover, solar-powered mower for vineyards
Powered by sunlight alone, and working at 500 meters per hour, VITIROVER can cover about a hectare per hundred hours of operation. If your vineyard is larger than that you’ll want more than one. VITIROVER cuts grass and weeds to within 2-to-3 cm of vine bases, without damaging the vines.
See on www.vitirover.com
tags: horticultural robotics
John Payne
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