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The UK Agri-Tech Centre has appointed Steve McLean as its new Chief Executive Officer, marking a significant leadership transition for the organisation as it seeks to strengthen its role in advancing agricultural innovation. McLean, currently Head of

In a country where Vitamin D deficiency affects nearly 70% of the population, Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) has introduced a food-based solution that could help address this widespread nutritional gap. The university has commercialised its tec

At this year’s Tech Hub LIVE in Des Moines, Iowa, one of agriculture’s most persistent technical hurdles took center stage: interoperability. Norbert Schlingmann, General Manager of the Agricultural Industry Electronics Foundation (AEF), sat down wit

LettUs Grow has expanded its Global Partnership Programme with the addition of HAWE Cultivation Systems, a move that brings together two specialists in controlled-environment agriculture. The collaboration, announced at the Canadian Greenhouse Confer

From its headquarters in Duluth, Georgia, AGCO has quietly set in motion one of the most consequential shifts in modern agriculture. The company’s $2 billion investment in AI and automation, culminating in the acquisition of an 85% stake in Trimble’s

For half a century, The International System for Agricultural Science and Technology (AGRIS) has served as a cornerstone of global agricultural knowledge, bridging gaps between research, policy, and practice. Now, as part of its 50th-anniversary cele

In the quiet suburban sprawl of Duluth, Georgia, a deal finalized last year is beginning to reshape the future of global agriculture. AGCO, a stalwart in agricultural machinery, has completed its $2 billion investment in AI and automation, a move tha

For nearly five decades, the Sunbelt Ag Expo has served as a barometer for the evolution of agriculture in the Southeast, reflecting how technology and innovation have reshaped farming practices. This year’s event, held October 14-16 at the Moultrie,

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New Zealand’s food and fibre sector is entering a new phase of technological adoption, with farmers increasingly turning to digital tools to boost efficiency, cut costs, and meet growing demands for data transparency. Accordi

Hummingbird Technologies, a leader in precision agriculture drone services, is expanding its team with the addition of a maintenance technician—a role that underscores the growing demand for skilled labor in agritech. The position requires applicants