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India’s agricultural landscape is undergoing a quiet but critical transformation, one that demands a closer look at how technology reaches its 70% rural population—particularly the marginal and small farmers who form the backbone of its food security

In the shadow of Mount Mulanje, where the slopes once yielded bountiful harvests, Alex Maere stands on land that now tells a different story. The 59-year-old farmer watched as Cyclone Freddy carved through southern Malawi last year, stripping away de

Maharashtra has taken a significant step toward strengthening its agricultural sector through two key initiatives: an international partnership and a fresh round of financial support for farmers. On Friday, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced

Cellular agriculture is quietly reshaping how we think about food production. By growing animal products from cells rather than raising livestock, the field promises to reduce the environmental toll of traditional farming while addressing ethical con

North Dakota’s vast farmlands have long been a cornerstone of the state’s economy, but like much of the agricultural sector nationwide, they face a persistent challenge: a shrinking workforce. With fewer workers available—and fewer still with the nec

Western wildfires, while devastating to local ecosystems and communities, may have an unexpected benefit for air quality on the East Coast, according to a recent study published in the journal Science. The research reveals that the intense heat gener

The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission this week released its latest strategy, *”Make Our Children Healthy Again,”* placing precision agriculture technology at the forefront of efforts to improve public health, food security, and rural econ

India’s agricultural landscape is undergoing a quiet but profound transformation as space technology converges with artificial intelligence, reshaping how farmers cultivate crops, manage resources, and adapt to climate challenges. This shift isn’t ju

In the rolling hills of Ballarat, Rob Mitchell is quietly redefining what it means to be a modern entrepreneur—balancing spreadsheets with chicken feed, and artificial intelligence with free-range farming. His dual career as both an accountant and a

Spornado, a horn-shaped fungal spore detector, took home the top prize in the Agronomics category at this year’s Innovation in Agriculture Awards, presented during Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show. The win underscores the growing demand for precision tools