Author name: Rachel Camby

A recent study sheds light on the intricate relationship between electromagnetic fields and human tissue conductivity, a topic that might seem far removed from the agricultural sector but holds significant implications for modern farming practices. C

In the intricate dance of agriculture and technology, a recent study has emerged that could significantly enhance how we monitor soil health, specifically focusing on soil organic matter (SOM). This research, led by Xibo Xu from the Beijing Key Labor

In the ever-evolving landscape of Canadian agriculture, the integration of digital agriculture (DA) technologies is stirring up conversations about sustainability and efficiency. A recent study by Sarah Marquis from the University of Ottawa dives dee

In the heart of Brazil’s Cerrado region, a coffee farm has become the backdrop for a fascinating exploration of soil variability, thanks to the innovative work of Diego Ribeiro and his team. Their recent research, published in ‘Ciência e Agrotecnolog

In a landscape where tradition meets innovation, the brewing industry is undergoing a remarkable transformation, and Claudia Gonzalez Viejo from the University of Melbourne is at the forefront of this shift. Her work, part of the Digital Agriculture,

In a recent study that’s stirring the pot in the agricultural world, researchers have taken a deep dive into the intricate dance between arthropods and plants, specifically focusing on the ‘Hass’ avocado orchards. Joshua H. Kestel, leading the charge

In a world increasingly aware of the environmental challenges posed by traditional farming practices, a recent study sheds light on how green finance can play a pivotal role in transforming agricultural methods while also safeguarding our natural res

In the ever-evolving world of vertical farming, where the stakes are high and the margins often razor-thin, a recent study is shedding light on how advanced filtering techniques can significantly enhance pH sensing. Conducted by Rolando Hinojosa-Meza