Science, Technology and Humanity are Merging Together in Rural Yucatan Mexico to Raise the Livelihood and Economy
Turf Feeding Systems, a Houston based company, will bring together science, technology and humanity at a new high yield agriculture project in rural Yucatan Mexico for Monarca, a Mexico City company. This Phase I of the Monarca project will create 100 hectares of high yield agriculture and will include a technology and learning center, which will improve the rural economy and livelihood of the Yucatan peninsula.
PrecisionAg® Vision Conference: Focused on the Future
Providing Senior Management Strategies for Global Digital Agriculture
AgriTechTomorrow.com launches its Online Trade Magazine
Following a soft launch end of May, www.AgriTechTomorrow.com has officially launched its Online Trade Magazine.
Smart farming methods need IoT technologies
Richard Wilson for Electronics Weekly: Technologies such as IoT can be used to address the need for sustainable food production to support the current rate of population growth, according to IoT analyst firm Beecham Research.
Top 7 technologies in precision ag
Catie Noyes for Farm and Dairy: Precision agriculture and agricultural technology have come a long way in the past five to 10 years.
Myriad Mobile Raises $1.5M to Launch New Ag-Tech for Grain
Investment aligns strategic partners for market opportunity
What's Slowing the Use of Robots in the AG Industry?
Precision agriculture isn't just rhetoric; it's real-time intelligence flowing into analytics software that transforms that flow into meaningful, practical information that farm managers can react to quickly. That data -- and that process -- have costs and, for the last few years, farmers have been stretched because commodity prices are down.
An Urban Farm Grows in Brooklyn
Melissa Fares for Reuters: For 12 months, farmers each get a 320-square-foot steel shipping container where they control the climate of their own farm. Under pink LED lights, they grow GMO-free greens all year round.
Farmer's Business Network, Inc. Launches Crop Marketing Service for the Digital Age
Giving farmers the upper hand with real-time profitability tracking, technology-enabled market access, and bringing global markets to the farm gate
The Rainforest Alliance and UTZ to Merge, Forming New, Stronger Organziation
The new organization will create a single agriculture sustainability standard, simplify the certification process and continue to improve livelihoods for farmers and forest communities.
Advanced Drainage Systems Launches New App to Support Agricultural Drainage Planning
App Supports Increased Tiling and Higher Yields
Piracy In The Fields: Agricultural Trade Secrets A Tempting Target
Bryan Thompson for Harvest Public Media: Agriculture today is a high-tech business, but as that technology has developed, so has the temptation to take short cuts and to steal trade secrets that could unlock huge profits.
Canadian Government Provides Grant for Collaboration Between Cutting Edge AgTech Company and Canadian University
Partners will employ unique technology to improve photosynthesis and advance canola production
GoodCompany Ventures Selects Climate Ventures 2.0 Cohort
These are the top 10 companies in AgTech and WaterTech.
More Farmers Considering Drone Use
Hoosier Ag Today: A new poll finds 21 percent of farmers plan to operate a drone this year. The poll found 21 percent of farmers will operate the drone themselves, while another 12 percent of farmers indicated they would opt for a third-party entity to fly drones.
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