Nature-based solutions aren’t anti-tech; rather, technology can be used to enhance and scale regenerative practices.

As global food demands rise alongside the world’s population, projected to exceed 9 billion by 2050, reducing agriculture’s environmental impact has become an urgent priority. Traditional farming ...

Contributor Content Agriculture is undergoing its most radical transformation in history. The days of intuition-based farming and manual decision-making are fading. AI and data analytics are replacing ...

Screen-printed, biodegradable soil sensors that can be composted at the end of their lifecycle could enable farmers to ...

Made with a screen-printing process and connected to a reusable electronic transmitter, these sensors could help farmers use ...

In this opinion piece, Nkechi Jennifer Onike, who leads Smart Harvest LLC, highlights how the Internet of Things is ...

A method using free software and a drone with a low-cost camera has made it possible to select drought-tolerant corn plants.

Maltese technology named IRRIGOPTIMAL®, designed and developed by the company Wes Trade, and making use of Artificial Intelligence, is revolutionising digital agriculture at global level.

On April 11, Purdue University’s Indiana AgrAbility Project, in cooperation with Huntington University and nonprofit partner Easterseals Crossroads, is sponsoring the Indiana AgrAbility Agricultural ...

Iowa dairy farmers are saving time and money by using new technology and Iowa Department of Agriculture grants are helping ...