Tech

In the heart of Spain, researchers have transformed an urban electric vehicle into a robust, autonomous agricultural inspector, potentially revolutionizing crop monitoring and offering a glimpse into the future of farm automation. The study, led by J

In the heart of China’s citrus-growing region, a novel approach to monitoring water use in orchards is making waves, promising to revolutionize irrigation strategies and potentially reshape water resource management in agriculture. Led by Zhiwei Zhan

In the ever-evolving landscape of dairy farming, the battle against mastitis—a common and costly udder infection—has found a new ally in machine learning (ML). A recent study led by Muhammad N. Dharejo from the Institute for Veterinary Epidemiology &

In the relentless pursuit of sustainable environmental monitoring, a team of researchers led by Katia Buonasera from the CNR IMM-ME Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems in Messina, Italy, has shed light on a promising technology: organic f

In the ever-evolving landscape of agricultural technology, a groundbreaking study led by Yiqiang Sun from the China Agricultural University in Beijing is set to revolutionize how we approach pest and predator recognition in farmland ecosystems. The r

In the heart of Central Europe, a silent tragedy unfolds each year as the fawning season of roe deer coincides with the peak of meadow and alfalfa harvest. The mechanical whir of agricultural machinery, a symbol of progress and productivity, becomes

In the heart of America’s farmland, a quiet revolution is taking place. Autonomous farming, once a concept relegated to science fiction, is becoming a reality. At the forefront of this shift is Craig Rupp, CEO of Sabanto and a pioneer in autonomous f

In the heart of India’s agricultural landscape, a groundbreaking model is set to revolutionize how farmers assess soil suitability for crop production. Developed by G. Srivarshini from the Department of Computing -Data Science at Coimbatore Institute

In the heart of India’s agricultural landscape, a quiet revolution is taking root, one that promises to reshape the way farmers manage one of the most critical nutrients for crop growth: nitrogen. At the forefront of this transformation is Mohammad H

In the realm of biological pest control, a tiny wasp named Anastatus japonicus is making waves, and new research is shedding light on its courtship and mating behaviors, potentially revolutionizing how we manage agricultural pests. This solitary egg