Groundbreaking tech supports shift to reduced water use, lowered emissions in India’s rice cultivation.

AgTech leader ProducePay has been invited as Unicorn Innovation Community member to be among the world’s most promising start-ups and scale-ups.

The partnership will deploy over $150 million worth of smart growing systems across the Middle East and Asia.

Five ag tech experts explored the trends for 2023 for advancing ag tech and what to lookout for in 2024 during our recent webinar.

We bring you exclusive insights from our inspirational ambassadors and other women leading the way forward in ag tech.

Computer vision and AI are proving themselves as valuable tools in many areas of CEA, particularly for the early detection of pests and diseases.

FIRA USA, held September 19-21 in Salinas, CA, welcomed more than 1,700 participants from 40 U.S. states and 30-plus countries.

The future of ag tech in India looks promising, but it is crucial to remain committed to goals and lay the foundation for a better future for ag tech entrepreneurs.

They’re here — finally. The robots growers have been hearing about for decades are not just being tested in the lab, or even the field — they are out working in U.S. orchards and vineyards, writes David Eddy at...

Iridium’s Greg Malakoff explains how the ag community uses the company’s network of satellites to ensure data collected is available at all times.

The AmplifiedAg labs will be customized to carry out CEA vegetable production research unique to the Fort Pierce, FL laboratory.

Learn how charity project FARMERHOOD is hoping to financially assist those affected with the principle of "Farmers Helping Farmers."

Let’s just say the stars aligned perfectly for the CropLife and NASA teams at Tech Hub LIVE, says CropLife Editor Lara Sowinksi.

The Israel-based company plans to use funding for R&D and expansion of its plant-based sensor technology in North America and beyond.

Prospr automates a variety of tree crop tasks, including intelligent spraying, to improve efficiency and alleviate labor challenges.

The first all-electric, electrostatic smart sprayer prototype designed for specialty crop producers makes its public debut at FIRA USA.

This year's conference experienced unprecedented success with over 700 in attendance — a remarkable 15% growth from the previous year.

”Dakota Smart Farm” is dedicated to developing sustainable farming practices and high-value retrofit precision technology solutions.

Multispectral imaging offers a data-driven approach to enhance crop health, optimize resource use, and revolutionize Indian agriculture.

Awarding a total prize pool of USD 45,000, the competition celebrated the brilliance of young minds that are reshaping the future of African agriculture.