Empowering farmers with smarter data, cutting-edge sensors are revolutionizing how we grow, monitor, and harvest.

From AI-driven irrigation to drone-powered crop monitoring, cutting-edge innovations are transforming how the world grows its food.

First continuous, in ground system for monitoring NO3 usage by crops.

New technologies give farmers an edge in getting the crop in during tight windows due to weather and other conditions.

The platform provides growers with actionable, data-driven insights to optimize apple pollination strategies for improved yield and efficiency.

Learn how Murata Manufacturing has been supplying TERRACE MILE with soil sensors to measure soil and water quality continuously.

The new partnership allows more greenhouse growers to optimize their operations, increase yield, and ultimately boost profitability.

New farmer-focused solutions from AGCO Parts, Fendt, Precision Planting and PTx Trimble recognized for innovation and engineering excellence.

The contract will enable Proveye to further develop its platform that integrates satellite and drone image processing and AI technologies for high-precision, metric-based measurement.

With the ever-increasing global population and rising environmental problems, the role that agri-tech may play in future agriculture makes it quite vital.

The rate of new crop disease emergence is speeding up — our tests must speed up as well, while still providing a high level of precision.

With traditional water sources increasingly threatened by a number of risks, smart technologies are vital to safeguarding supplies.

Ranch Systems use of Digi XBee-PRO 900HP recognized for innovation excellence in the Precision Agriculture category.

This is the first highly selective nanosensor for salicylic acid – a plant hormone key in mediating plant stress response and adaptation.

FloraPulse’s system aims to enhance crop quality and environmental health for the future of regenerative agriculture.

The Nebraska-based company secures water resources and agriculture with American-made technology.

Incorporating technology to monitor land movement and potential hazards enhances the farm’s ability to respond to geohazards proactively.

Grant is focused on advancing camelina as a renewable fuel feedstock.

Today, agtech startup FarmSense, announces that it has been named one of two winners in the 2023 Radicle Inclusion Challenge presented by Nutrien. Winners were named at the 2023 Women in Agribusiness Summit (WIA), which was held in Nashville,...

The Israel-based company plans to use funding for R&D and expansion of its plant-based sensor technology in North America and beyond.