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18-12-2019 | News

H2Flo to boost farm profits in irrigated potato crops

BASF Venture Capital ist der Leadinvestor in einer Förderrunde des israelischen AgTech-Startups Equinom. Die computergestützte Zuchttechnologie von Equinom ermöglicht die Entwicklung optimierten Saatguts für die Lebensmittelindustrie und trägt so dazu bei, die wachsende Nachfrage nach pflanzlichen Produkten abzudecken, die als Inhaltsstoffe, als Güter mit Clean-Label-Auszeichnung und für eine gesündere Ernährung verwendet werden. Equinoms Sesamsaatgut mit hohem Ölgehalt ist speziell auf flexible Anbaubedingungen ausgelegt. Mit seinem Kernprodukt bietet das Startup eine robuste Sesamsorte, die sich für eine mechanische Ernte eignet und überall auf der Welt angebaut werden kann. Copyright: Equinom

18-12-2019 | News

BASF invests in Israeli AgTech startup Equinom

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17-12-2019 | News

AgCode Passive for hands-free collection of data

epa08028546 Qu Dongyu, director general Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), during the 'Being and well being' - traditional healthy diets from the Mediterranean and beyond, meeting at the FAO headquarter in Rome, Italy, 27 November 2019. EPA/FABIO FRUSTACI

17-12-2019 | News

FAO: smart farming to help face climate change challenges

epa07484840 Irrigation system at work on a dry and dusty plough field near Hajduszovat, Hungary, 04 April 2019. According to the Hungarian Chamber of Agriculture (HCA) the drought may cause hundreds of billions of income loss to Hungarian farmers. EPA/Zsolt Czegledi HUNGARY OUT

17-12-2019 | News

Growers Edge and CropX partner in soil sensing

AgXtend acquires minority stake in Geoprospectors

16-12-2019 | News

AgXtend acquires minority stake in Geoprospectors

© photonews.at/Georges Schneider - Korning (NÖ) 25.06.2018 - Im Rahmen der Präsentation der Projekte zur Agro Innovation Lab (AIL) 'Robotics Challenge 2019' (Warum Robotik-Lösungen in der Landwirtschaft zunehmend eine Rolle spielen) fand heute eiin Pressegespräch statt. PHOTO: Während der Präsentation der Roboter.

16-12-2019 | News

Lack of legal framework slows robotics innovation

There is great potential for the use of AI and analytics in agriculture to improve plant health, soil productivity and crop yields. (Photo credit: North Carolina State University).

13-12-2019 | News

SAS to help growers turn data into insights

Sentera launches new Mavic Double 4K drone sensor

12-12-2019 | News

Sentera launches new Mavic Double 4K drone sensor

Mr Moors began growing in 3m-wide beds when he invested in a self-propelled sprayer. Now, all his tractors are rebuilt to 3m track widths.

12-12-2019 | Article

Precision pioneer in iceberg lettuce and celeriac

Increase yield by activating existing soil nutrients

11-12-2019 | News

Increase yield by activating existing soil nutrients

Photo: AgriFORCE

11-12-2019 | News

AgriFORCE appoints Ingo Mueller as CEO

xFarm raises ¬ 3 million for digitisation platform

10-12-2019 | News

xFarm raises € 3 million for digitisation platform

Austrian start-up Audili wins BayWa Smart Farming Challenge

10-12-2019 | News

Austrian start-up Audili wins BayWa Smart Farming Challenge

Raven adds fleet management tools to Slingshot

09-12-2019 | News

Raven adds fleet management tools to Slingshot

epa06169775 An undated handout photo made available by the University of the Sunshine Coast (USC) on 29 August 2017 shows samples of seaweed farming, off the Queensland coast, Australia. Seaweed has long been used by humans for food and now there are plans afoot to farm the ocean crop off the Queensland coast. Researchers from the University of the Sunshine Coast will spend the next six months collecting and testing native species to see which ones can be mass produced. EPA/UNIVERSITY OF THE SUNSHINE COAST AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND OUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES

09-12-2019 | Article

Seaweed-based biostimulants to enhance productivity