Tech

In the heart of the Netherlands, a quiet revolution is taking place in the world of greenhouse horticulture. At the ACRES cultivation company in ‘s-Gravenzande, a pilot project is underway that could potentially reshape the future of tomato farming.

In the arid landscapes of Iraq, where water scarcity and droughts pose significant challenges to agriculture, a groundbreaking study has emerged, offering a glimmer of hope for farmers and the energy sector alike. Published in the *Mesopotamia Journa

In the heart of England’s Shropshire, a quiet revolution has been unfolding, one that could reshape the future of farming and, by extension, the energy sector. The Hands Free Hectare (HFH) and Hands Free Farm (HFF) projects, spearheaded by Kit Frankl

In the rolling landscapes of Romania’s South-East region, a quiet revolution is taking root, one that could reshape the future of agriculture and, by extension, the energy sector. A recent study published in *Ekonomika Poljoprivrede* (translated to E

In the heart of Iowa, a groundbreaking approach to grain drying is taking shape, promising to revolutionize the way farmers monitor and manage their grain storage. Dillon G. Hurd, a researcher from the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineerin

In the heart of India’s agricultural landscape, a critical issue has been gaining attention: the health and safety of tractor operators. A recent study, led by Sandeep Rajan Nagarajan from the Department of Automotive Engineering at Vellore Institute

In the heart of Hungary, researchers are harnessing the power of machine learning to revolutionize soil moisture prediction, a breakthrough that could significantly impact agriculture and energy sectors. Tarek Alahmad, a researcher at the Department

In the ever-evolving landscape of agricultural technology, one name stands out for its steady progress and innovative spirit: Amazone. The German machinery manufacturer, co-owned and managed by Christian Dreyer, is navigating global challenges with a

In the heart of Manila, a team of researchers led by Jejomar Bulan from the Environment and Remote Sensing Research (EARTH) Laboratory at De La Salle University is making waves in the field of precision agriculture. Their latest study, published in *

In the realm of wireless sensor networks, particularly in large-scale agricultural systems, the quest for reliable, self-powered sensors is more than just a technological pursuit—it’s a necessity. Enter Jingyi Chen, a researcher from the Department o