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VISION Conference speaker Robin Raskin shared how the metaverse could translate to agriculture, from production planning to connecting with consumers.

AgTech saw investment dollars drop from 2021 last year, but the number of deals showed strong growth.

Although overall sales will be flat, retailers in 2023 plan to spend most of their tech dollars on newer segments — except drones.

These agricultural apps will help you farm smarter and do your job more efficiently this year and beyond.

There’s no denying that the global food system is stressed, making precision technologies more important than ever, says CropLife Editor Lara Sowinksi.

While AgTech VC investments slowed last quarter, agriculture stood up far better than most industries in terms of overall venture funding.

Ag tech is critical to thriving in the new agribusiness environment -- making it a fundamental component of the inaugural PACE Executive Forum. 

As cyberattacks are on the rise, a security-first mindset will help bring awareness across your organization.

While last year rapid growth was enough to attract investors or explore an exit, the focus this year has been on showing a clear path to profitability.

Latest Purdue-CropLife survey shows shifting technology use, concurrent with the dramatic swings in the prices of agricultural products and in the costs of growing crops.

After 2021’s record breaking total of AgTech venture capital investments, the first quarter of 2022 saw the amount of money invested in the space slow down.

These apps will help you farm smarter and do your job more efficiently this year and beyond.

The number of investments bounced back in 2021 after a steep drop in 2020 due to Covid.

As the industry continues to get bigger through mergers and acquisitions, it may be setting itself up for big efficiency gains derived from big data analysis.

How are U.S. ag retailers feeling about the opportunities and threats around the choices they have made — or soon with make — about their approach to technology?

Last quarter set a record for venture capital investments into AgTech startups.

For ag retail, the time is good to invest in technology that will enable carbon credits at the farm level.

As advisors, we can help growers break through their existing preconceived ideas by listening and starting small, while keeping the big picture in mind.

More than anything, collaboration should be top of mind for everyone involved -- from growers and retailers, to their technology partners.

Fewer obstacles and improving data value are driving optimism about precision programs among U.S. ag retailers.