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In a country better known for sand dunes than salad bowls, something quietly radical is growing behind glass walls. Inside brightly lit, climate-controlled farms, tomatoes ripen untouched by pesticides, and lettuce flourishes in vertical towers; no s

The fourth annual AgTech Connect Conference is set to take place on July 15-16 at the Nebraska Innovation Campus in Lincoln, promising to be a hub of innovation, collaboration, and insight for the agriculture industry. This year’s event is designed t

Dr. Bhanu Kumar Meena, a Senior Agriculture Supervisor with the Rajasthan Government, is spearheading a transformative movement in Indian agriculture. With a career spanning over a decade, Dr. Meena has been instrumental in empowering farmers across

The 2025 High-Tech Agriculture Startup Competition has officially launched, marking a significant stride in Vietnam’s journey towards digital transformation in agriculture. With the theme ‘Digital transformation in sustainable agricultural developmen

In the verdant heart of Njeru, Buikwe District, nestled near the life-giving banks of the Nile River, a novel agricultural initiative is taking root. This venture, spearheaded by Modern Laminates Limited, a company renowned for its pioneering work in

In response to the pressing demands of a growing global population and the environmental challenges that accompany it, agriculture sensors have emerged as pivotal tools in the transformation of traditional farming into smart, precision-based operatio

The fundraising effort for the future Global Agriculture Technology Exchange has gained significant momentum, receiving a substantial boost from an unexpected international source. Warburtons, the largest bakery brand in the United Kingdom, has pledg

The golden fields of California, long the breadbasket of America, are facing a conundrum that pits tradition against innovation. At the heart of the issue is a ban on autonomous farming equipment, a prohibition that dates back to the 1970s. While the

The ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip has not only resulted in a staggering human toll but has also inflicted severe damage on the region’s agricultural sector. According to a recent assessment by He Yin, a geographer at Kent State University, the I

Aman Khan, a 52-year-old third-generation farmer from Charsadda, embodies the traditional farming spirit of Pakistan. Like many others, he grows a variety of crops, from vegetables to wheat, maize, and tobacco. However, his approach to farming highli