The Global Agtech and Advanced Food Technologies Market Report 2026-2036 reveals promising growth opportunities in vertical farming, smart farming, and alternative proteins, driven by population ...

To understand why sovereign AI is critical for agriculture, we must look at the evolution of AgTech and how it is changing ...

Necessity is the mother of invention, and farming is facing a bunch of necessities. There’s a major worker shortage. Farm land is shrinking while world population growth calls for higher food ...

The transformation is documented in the study A Review of Drones in Smart Agriculture: Issues, Models, Trends, and Challenges ...

The review shows that smart greenhouses using IoT, artificial intelligence, and robotics can greatly improve crop yields, resource efficiency, and sustainability by enabling real-time monitoring, ...

Most agribusinesses already generate the inputs that artificial intelligence needs to be useful: yield history, soil tests, ...

In the ever-evolving intersection of technology and agriculture, a significant milestone has recently been reached. Bonsai Robotics, a leader in autonomous systems, has acquired farm-ng, a ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover innovation across the food & beverage landscape. There’s an emerging wave in the approach to farming all around the world, ...

A new Cointelegraph documentary explores how AI technology is tackling future global food shortages by enhancing the productivity of smallholder farmers. Will there be enough food to sustain the world ...

ALBANY, Ga. - Artificial intelligence is coming to South Georgia agriculture. When you think of agriculture, artificial intelligence probably doesn’t automatically come to mind, but research shows ...

On a farm in Phoenix, one person with an iPad can weed a field of vegetables that once required 20 workers on their hands and knees under a hot sun. The Duncan Family Farms employee controls the ...

When artificial intelligence-backed tractors became available to vineyards, Tom Gamble wanted to be an early adopter. He knew there would be a learning curve, but Gamble decided the technology was ...