5 AgTech Trends to Watch in 2024
In 2023 the agricultural industry faced challenges from extreme weather to supply chain issues. To address these issues and meet the goal of feeding a growing population, researchers and engineering teams developed smart AgTech tools, improving efficiency and yields.
Top Viewed Articles of 2023
AgriTechTomorrow readers sought out Use Cases and Expert Insights to help guide them through the rapid changes happening throughout the industry. Here are the Top 4 Viewed articles from 2023.
Smart Farm System
Daeheung Farm, the world's largest Enoki mushroom producer with 20 years of expertise, has incorporated CIMON's PLC, Xpanel human-machine interface (HMI), and UltimateAccess supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) within their facilities.
5 Reasons For IT To Move To NaaS
X (anything)-as-a-service has been a work-in-progress for the past few decades. With IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS offerings maturing, a sensible enterprise can focus on its business goals than worrying about building and maintaining its digital infrastructure.
7 Innovative Onion Packers Embrace True-AI to Transform the Market
By embracing True-AI, onion packers can elevate their grading performance to new heights. Its deep learning capabilities enable more accurate and consistent onion grading
New Insights and Data-driven Controls Come Together in Priva Connext
"Buying an LED installation is one thing; learning how to use it is another". After a long run-up, pot lily and pot chrysanthemum producer Van Schie started using two different LED installations in 2022 and 2023.
Horticultural Energy Efficiency
The average lighting rebate outside of horticulture is typically in the $10,000 to $20,000 range, while the average horticulture rebate is more than $150,000-with some exceeding $1 million.
Precision Farming: Creating a 'Networked Farm' for the Future
Although we are seeing technology being introduced into the routine of many American farms, including robots, temperature and moisture sensors, aerial images and GPS technology, millions are either not able to, or unwilling to, invest in the solutions available.
Are We Underestimating AI's Likely Impact on the Food System?
AI has enabled us to notice how food production systems have been organized around the scarcity of knowledge-intensive human skills, such as perception and reasoning.
Addressing the Challenges of Data Silos in Agriculture
The Data Hub allows researchers, innovators, and industry professionals to access publicly available data to enable data-driven decisions and increase profitability for farmers by breaking down data silos.
Horticulture LEDs and Photophyll™ Select LED
Cree LED is the first LED supplier to fully characterize products in horticulture metrics, such as PPF and Red PPF %, instead of lighting metrics, such as CCT and CRI.
A Seedbed Improves the Quality of Life of Its Plants and Workers Thanks to New Facilities
The new facility has an arch of 14.40 meters to maximize the use of space and spread as many seed trays as possible. In 12,000 meters, up to 5 million seedlings can be spread.
New Tool Eases Vine Pull - Tractor-Mounted Toolbar Digs Into Job at Lower Cost Than Skid Steers
Thiessen Tillage of Canada has invented a toolbar for pulling vines or small trees out of vineyards and orchards that mounts to either the front or rear of a tractor.
Automating Agricultural Processes for Efficient Operation
Two Albuquerque-based tech startups, Terra Vera and Build With Robots, are blending biomimicry technology with high-tech automation and unveiling a world of limitless cross-industry potential.
The Advantages of Fogging | Terra Vera & Build With Robots
Two Albuquerque-based tech startups, Terra Vera and Build With Robots, are blending biomimicry technology with high-tech automation and unveiling a world of limitless cross-industry potential.
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