Industry News

AGCO is set to unveil its latest advancements in agricultural machinery and precision farming at this year’s Farm Progress Show in Decatur, Illinois, offering farmers a first look at technologies designed to enhance efficiency, productivity, and sust

The rapid melting of the Greenland ice sheet is not only altering the Arctic landscape but also significantly impacting marine ecosystems and, consequently, the broader environment and agriculture sector. A recent study published in Nature Communicat

A new collaboration between NEC Corporation and ClimateAi is offering a data-driven approach to one of agriculture’s most pressing challenges: quantifying the economic viability of climate adaptation measures. The partnership, unveiled ahead of the *

Odisha is set to expand its agricultural education infrastructure with the establishment of a new government college offering specialized courses in agronomy, agro-forestry, and allied sciences. The institution, which will admit 120 students annually

BinSentry, a company specializing in AI-driven feed inventory management, has secured $50 million in Series C funding led by Lead Edge Capital, marking a significant milestone in the agtech sector’s push toward automation and data-driven efficiency.

A quiet revolution is taking place in agriculture, one that blends tradition with cutting-edge technology and challenges long-held assumptions about who leads innovation in the field. For generations, women have been the backbone of farming—not just

In the late 1980s, the Indigenous Bodo people in Assam, India, intensified their advocacy for political and cultural autonomy, leading to a period of militancy and conflict. During this tumultuous time, many Bodo people settled in Manas National Park

Gauteng is positioning itself as a hub for agricultural innovation, with provincial leaders arguing that technology could be the key to unlocking food security in a country where hunger persists despite a thriving export sector. Speaking at AgriPark

Farming in South Korea is undergoing a quiet revolution, driven not by tractors or new seed varieties, but by drones. As rural communities grapple with an aging workforce and increasingly unpredictable weather, local governments are turning to unmann

Ethiopia is quietly reshaping its food systems, moving from chronic dependency toward a more self-reliant future—one built on imported agricultural technology and large-scale modernisation. For decades, the country has grappled with its classificatio