In the rolling hills of Red Hook, New York, a quiet revolution is taking place at Rose Hill Farm. Here, Chris Belardi and his team are exploring the intersection of sustainable agriculture and microbial science, with findings that could reshape how f
Rose Hill Farm Study: Netting Safeguards Apples Without Disrupting Microbiomes Read More »
In the heart of Virginia, researchers are making strides in precision agriculture that could reshape how we approach crop yield prediction and optimization. Anne Alerding, a biologist from the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, has led a study
Virginia Researchers Revolutionize Soybean Yield Prediction with AI Read More »
In the heart of New Zealand’s avocado orchards, a silent drama is unfolding, one that could reshape our understanding of how agriculture impacts the tiny, often overlooked heroes of our ecosystems: ground-nesting bees. A recent study published in the
New Zealand Study Uncovers Avocado Orchards’ Impact on Ground-Nesting Bees Read More »
Ontario farmers have long been early adopters of technology, but recent discussions at the Ontario Chamber of Commerce’s Smart Growth Symposium highlighted just how deeply innovation is reshaping the province’s agricultural landscape. Cathy Lennon, G
Smart Farms, Bigger Profits: How Tech Is Revolutionizing Ontario’s Fields Read More »
In a groundbreaking development for environmental monitoring and climate adaptation, researchers have unveiled a scalable framework that combines remote sensing and machine learning to model land surface temperature (LST) with unprecedented precision
China’s AI Framework Maps Land Temps to Fight Urban Heat and Climate Change Read More »
In the heart of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a delicate dance between human survival and environmental preservation is playing out in the marshlands of South Kivu Province. These wetlands, often overlooked in global conversations about agr
DRC Marshlands: Balancing Farming and Conservation for Sustainable Futures Read More »
In a case that could reshape water rights and property laws across the American West, the City of Fresno and several Central Valley irrigation districts have petitioned the Supreme Court to review a dispute involving water deliveries, the Bureau of R
Supreme Court to Rule on Water Rights in Central Valley Case Read More »
In the cotton fields of Jenkins County, Georgia, a quiet technological shift is underway—one that could reshape how rural farmers manage pests, reduce costs, and protect public health. Here, where cotton contributes nearly $1 billion annually to the
AI Traps Outsmart Pests, Slash Costs in Georgia’s Cotton Fields Read More »
The surge in U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports, fueled by the Trump administration’s pro-fossil fuel policies, has significant implications for the agriculture sector and investors.
For the agriculture sector, the boom in LNG exports could le
LNG Boom: Opportunities and Challenges for Agriculture and Investors Read More »
In the heart of the Netherlands, a quiet revolution is taking root, one that promises to reshape the way potato farmers approach disease management. H2L Robotics, a name synonymous with innovation in the tulip industry, is set to bring its first eigh
Revolution in Potato Farming: H2L’s Robotics Precision Disease Management Read More »
