Long-time CropLife Editor will join the organization effective January 1, 2022.

New report from Benton Institute for Broadband & Society recommends steps for connecting the farm office, field, and community.

Based on machine learning and AI, the Agrology system mitigates, predicts, and addresses issues with smoke taint, irrigation and climate change.

Ceres Imaging introduces precision irrigation tools that integrate soil moisture sensors with aerial imagery.

EOSDA will become the first company with remote sensing technologies that launches its satellite constellation specifically focused on the agricultural sector.

GroPlant has been launched to coincide with COP26 and is a partnership between London-based Smart Fertilizer Software and precision ag company SupPlant.

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?

Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Brent Kemp will move into the role of AgGateway President and CEO beginning January 1, 2022.

NC State and USDA-ARS created the Ag Tech Hackathon to accelerate agricultural research using computer vision, machine learning, and robotics.

The partnership will deploy mechanization experts to foster further innovation and development in Nigeria’s smallholder-driven oil palm sector.

Phytech to add sustainable pest management to its digital farming platform.

The team at Cerfontaine wanted to improve the crop yield by using the latest agriculture technology, and turned to Topcon for reliable and efficient solutions.

New investment will drive discovery in soil carbon science and adoption of agriculture as a nature-based climate solution.

Maryland agriculture technology firm takes added steps to protect client applications.

The Texas-based spray drone manufacturer will help HTS Ag bring the latest technology to producers across the Midwest.

Financing will accelerate Commercialization of CIBO Enterprise, a platform that enables generation of carbon credits.

The joint venture will immediately add over 200 acres to the more than 1,200 acres already owned by NatureSweet.

The companies will jointly develop AI-powered remote sensing technology for soil carbon verification in row crops.

The vineyard robot offers a host of benefits for wine growing operations of all sizes including enhanced safety, productivity, cost reductions, and versatility.

Commercial launch takes place in Israel, with roll-out in North America set to follow in early 2022.