Author name: Lucille Davis

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Remote Sensing*, researchers have unveiled a sophisticated approach to estimating the Leaf Area Index (LAI), a key factor in understanding crop health and productivity. This innovative research, led

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have begun to unravel the hidden potential of cover crops in vineyards, opening up new avenues for precision viticulture. Conducted by Michael Williams and his team at the

Innovative Model Enhances Nursery Management with Advanced Point Cloud Data

Research / By Lucille Davis

In a groundbreaking advancement for agricultural technology, researchers have unveiled a novel semantic segmentation model aimed at revolutionizing nursery management. This innovative approach leverages point cloud data to enhance the precision of pl

The landscape of modern agriculture is on the brink of a technological revolution, thanks in large part to the rapid advancements in uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs), commonly known as drones. A recent study led by Dipraj Debnath from the

New Drone Model Enhances Crop Classification Accuracy for Farmers

Research / By Lucille Davis

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Remote Sensing’, researchers have unveiled a new lightweight semantic segmentation model tailored for crop classification using drone imagery. This innovation promises to revolutionize precision agriculture by

In a significant leap for the agricultural sector, researchers have developed a cutting-edge approach to automating grapevine pruning, a task traditionally reliant on manual labor. This innovative research, led by Francisco Oliveira from the School o

In a groundbreaking stride for the agriculture sector, researchers led by Gergely Vakulya from the Alba Regia Faculty at Obuda University in Hungary have unveiled a versatile rumen bolus sensor designed specifically for dairy cattle. This innovative

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Heliyon’, researchers are harnessing the power of blockchain technology to tackle the nagging inefficiencies plaguing Bangladesh’s agri-food supply chain. With numerous intermediaries often siphoning off profit

In a world grappling with the challenges of feeding a growing population, the agricultural sector is turning to innovative technologies to enhance food security and sustainability. A recent study led by Aaron David Lugo-Palacio, published in the jour