For Australian orchard owners and farm managers, weed and grass control between fruit trees is a constant, costly job. Manual slashing and ride-on mowers are slow, and they carry risks of hitting tree trunks, damaging irrigation lines and disturbing root zones. An automated robotic mower built for orchard layouts delivers steady, low-labour grass cutting, keeps rows tidy and reduces fire risk throughout the growing season. To explore more options for commercial land maintenance, view our guide about commercial robotic mowers australia.
Our robotic mower uses RTK navigation and requires no perimeter wire. It is designed to travel safely along narrow orchard rows, adjust to uneven ground and avoid tree trunks. You can set restricted zones around young saplings, irrigation fittings and storage areas, schedule automatic mowing runs and check the machine status remotely. It works well for citrus, nut and stone fruit orchards of different sizes.
The compact chassis lets it move easily between tree lines without scraping bark. Regular automated mowing keeps grass height controlled, cuts down on weed competition for soil moisture and nutrients, and reduces your reliance on chemical herbicides. It also lowers the hours your team spends on repetitive mowing, freeing up labour for harvest, pruning and other critical farm work.
It supports long-hour continuous operation for large orchard blocks. You can adjust cutting height to suit your orchard management plan, and the navigation system remembers your rows reliably after the initial mapping. This makes it suitable for both established mature orchards and newly planted tree blocks.
T1 RTK tracked robotic mower working between tree rows
FAQ
Q: Can this robot mower work between tightly spaced fruit trees? A: Yes. Its narrow body and RTK navigation are built for orchard rows. You can set no-go zones to protect young trees and sensitive irrigation gear.
Q: Do I need to install boundary wires around the orchard? A: No. It uses RTK satellite positioning, so there is no need for perimeter wire installation across your orchard.
Q: Is it suitable for sloped orchard ground? A: It handles gentle to moderate slopes common in Australian orchards. For steeper blocks, we can advise on the right model to match your terrain.
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