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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

Peanut grower increases yield with precision ag tools
07-12-2019 | Article

Peanut grower increases yield with precision ag tools

Coated seeds to enable crop growth on marginal lands
06-12-2019 | News

Coated seeds to enable crop growth on marginal lands

Photo: Koos Groenewold
05-12-2019 | Article

Trimble to be full precision farming service provider

2013-11-06 13:06:01 Japan's Utsunomiya University displays a strawberry harvesting robot to pick a ripe strawberry and store it in a box for a demonstration at the annual International Robot Exhibition in Tokyo on November 6, 2013. The robot can gather a piece of fruit and sort by size automatically. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO
05-12-2019 | Article

Use of robots in greenhouse horticulture increasing

UbiQD s quantum dot-enabled retrofit greenhouse film, UbiGro"!, deployed above rows of tomatoes in a research greenhouse in the Netherlands. Credit: UbiQD, Inc.
04-12-2019 | News

NASA explores crop growth for space missions

Foto: Hans Prinsen
04-12-2019 | News

Topcon Yield Monitoring for conveyor-type harvesters

Sprayer drones making headway in Canada
03-12-2019 | Expert opinion

Sprayer drones making headway in Canada

Infarm launches its very first U.S. urban farm in collaboration with Kroger / QFC in Kirkland, Washington on November 25, 2019. The first harvest marks the bringing of high-quality, sustainably- grown herbs and leafy greens directly in their neighborhood. Photo by Marcus Donner Infarms are modular and can stack to fit any given space. You ll find them in supermarkets, restaurants and distribution centers, where the produce is harvested and offered fresh, living and full of flavor, right in your neighborhood. We remotely control all infarms through our cloud-based farming platform, that learns, adjusts and improves itself continuously, so each plant grows better than the one before. Each infarm is a controlled ecosystem with the perfect amount of light, air & nutrients. An optimal set of conditions that enables our plants to express their natural tastiness to the fullest. By recreating different growing environments from around the world, we are growing plants previously too delicate, rare or expensive to survive the long journey to your plate. As we install infarms in neighbourhoods around the world, we re saving thousands of food miles, preserving water and natural resources, and laying the foundation for a new urban food system.
02-12-2019 | News

Infarm in-store living produce farms in Kroger stores

John Deere brings 8RX smart tractor to South Africa
02-12-2019 | News

John Deere brings 8RX smart tractor to South Africa

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29-11-2019 | News

Siemens boosts agritech business in UK