Navigating Harvest: How Inland Waterway Shipping Powers Modern Agriculture
When it comes to moving bulk cargo, barges are the unsung heroes of the agriculture industry. Each barge can carry the equivalent of 70 truckloads, and tows of up to 40 barges per tug offer unmatched capacity.
From Rice Farming to Biochar: Greenery to Showcase Innovative, Low-Carbon Agriculture at COP29
Greenery, a climate tech company that offers solutions to reach net zero emissions, will bring its innovative solutions for low-carbon agriculture to the 29th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP29) which will be hosted in Azerbaijan this year.
Oberland Agriscience Opens First Commercial Scale Black Soldier Fly Larvae Facility with Focus on Advancing Animal & Soil Nutrition
Founded in 2017 by Dr. Greg Wanger, Oberland is committed to utilizing modern innovations, such as AI, robotics, and predictive analytics, to elevate the power of black soldier fly larvae, delivering premium, nutritious, science-backed solutions for animal, agriculture, and soil health.
CisgenX Launches in the U.S., Leading the Way in Smart Irrigation Solutions for Water and Energy Efficiency
CisgenX is set to transform water use across industries, significantly reducing both water and energy costs-a crucial innovation in today's context of increasing water scarcity and rising operational expenses.
Revolutionizing Agriculture and Forestry with AI-Driven Heavy Equipment
With growing demands on efficiency and precision, AI-driven heavy machinery or equipment is becoming a game-changer in enhancing productivity, sustainability, and resource management.
AI Can Help Airlines 'Go Green' With Better Crops for Sustainable Aviation Fuel
Harnessing AI-driven agtech to improve and lower the price of the crops that make up the fuel's feedstock is emerging as one of the most promising ways to increase the viability of SAF as a wide-scale solution.
FINDING NEMO: BRANSTON LAUNCHES SPEEDY SPUD IN STORES FOR CHRISTMAS
Grown and developed over the past nine years, the roasting variety cuts cooking time by 25% compared to a standard white potato thanks to the careful crossing of a fast-cooking Peruvian variety called Inca Bella and a red-skinned salad potato variety called Franceline. It gets its Nemo name from the distinctive skin markings that mirror the famous cartoon fish.
Submissions Now Open for the Fourth Annual Seeding The Future Global Food System Challenge
The Challenge is hosted by IFT and funded and initiated by the Seeding The Future Foundation. In its first three years, it has attracted over 2,400 submissions from teams of scientists, engineers, innovators, entrepreneurs, and multidisciplinary teams across non-governmental organizations (NGOs), non-profits, social enterprises, universities, research institutions, as well as small and emerging for-profit enterprises.
Global Agri-Food Advancement Partnership (GAAP) invests in ERGO, a startup developing plant-based proteins
The GAAP recently closed an undisclosed investment round into Ergo Bioscience (ERGO), an Argentina-based biotech startup that produces complex animal proteins through plant cell cultivation for use in plant-based meat and dairy products.
From Soil To Satellite: Five Ways IoT Will Impact Modern Agriculture
IoT has played a vital role in monitoring soil conditions, water usage, crop health, and even livestock management. These technologies enable real-time data collection and analysis, optimizing farming processes and increasing productivity while conserving resources.
Zoomlion Brings Latest Innovative Agricultural Solutions to 2024 China International Agricultural Machinery Exhibition
Zoomlion's exhibition was the largest at the tradeshow, featuring over 70 best-selling products for diverse environments, including nine new high-end models, optimized for international markets, and a comprehensive series for the entire crop production process.
Why Dry? Gear motors from NORD DRIVESYSTEMS help Vincent Corporation put the squeeze on…well, almost everything.
Whether purchased or rented, each dewatering press contains a graduated pitch screw ranging from 4" to 30" in diameter. This is driven by an electric gear motor (supplied by NORD) that turns the screw inside a cylinder with a perforated screen on the inside.
Bison® Highlights ROTRON® CP & EN Regenerative Blowers: Proven Performance in Biogas Digesters
Featuring Unmatched Corrosion Resistance, Advanced Leakage Prevention, Explosion-Proof Motors and
Unrivaled Longevity for Reliable Biogas Collection and Renewable Energy Optimization
WHEATWATCHER project launched to revolutionise soil health monitoring and sustainable agriculture
European soils are under increasing pressure, as a result of agriculture intensification and climate change. Joint efforts at EU, national, and local level focus on restoring soil health.
Research published in Nature opens door for advancements in MSU wheat genetics
Eric Olson, an associate professor in the MSU Department of Plant, Soil and Microbial Sciences, was part of a research team studying the origin and evolution of the bread wheat D genome. Findings were recently published in Nature.
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