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The efficient use of technology in agriculture took center stage at a seminar held in Dhaka today, with experts and officials underscoring its importance in the current global context. The seminar, titled “Agri-Frontiers 2025: Empowering Youth and Te

India and the United Kingdom have taken a significant step towards strengthening their strategic cooperation by endorsing the “India-UK Vision 2035” roadmap. This comprehensive plan, endorsed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and UK Prime Minister Keir

It’s hard to believe that Australian women were not legally recognised as farmers until 1994. At census time, women on the land could only list their occupations as “domestics”, “helpmates”, or even “farmers’ wives”. Thankfully, the agriculture indus

Bonsai Robotics Inc., a leader in vision-based autonomy software for agriculture, has acquired farm-ng Inc., a pioneer in modular electric robots for farm management. This strategic move combines two innovative agtech companies with a shared vision t

Artificial intelligence is reshaping agriculture, creating efficiencies and driving meaningful impacts on farms. This transformation was a key topic of discussion at the 2025 World Agri-Tech South America Summit held in São Paulo last month, where in

Climate change is extending the wildfire season across North America, while a history of fire suppression has altered landscapes, leading to denser and more uniform forests that fuel larger, hotter wildfires. This shift has given rise to what some ex

A new study published in Global Change Biology has revealed that lightning strikes kill approximately 320 million trees worldwide each year, a figure significantly higher than previously estimated. This research, led by Andreas Krause of the Technica

Biome Makers, a global leader in soil intelligence, has released its 2024 Impact Report, underscoring the company’s progress in promoting sustainable agriculture and improving soil health worldwide. The report, powered by the world’s largest global s

Across Africa, smallholder farmers are the backbone of the continent’s food systems, yet many grapple with low productivity, limited market access, and financial exclusion. However, digital innovation and inclusive financing are beginning to reshape

Muhammad Ibrahim, an agronomist and global development expert representing Guyana as its candidate for the presidency of the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA), recently addressed the 26th Latin American Coffee Symposium i