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.

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

The acquisition will further connect the grain industry creating a network effect for more than 40% of the grain origination in the U.S. and Canada.

A new perspective on the past 40 years of agtech and what it means for the future.

Providing extensive precision agriculture services has proven to be a point of difference for Victorian contractor Arron Daniel.

The key to bringing new agtech to the field is that it doesn’t have to be perfect, says Growing Produce Editor David Eddy.

Combined industry expertise, including new strategic alliance with Farmer Mac and Indigo Ag, furthers the adoption of land loan servicing and carbon farming.

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

According to one Silicon Valley firm, artificial intelligence-powered robots might farm more sustainably than traditional agriculture.

Led by S2G Ventures and Toyota Ventures, Burro has raised $10.9 million Series A to accelerate commercialization of its collaborative robot platform.

New funding will further international expansion as company eyes new partnerships and acquisitions.

As drought and climate change accelerate, the aerial imagery and data analytics company readies for solution expansion across the precision agriculture landscape.

Led by Leaps by Bayer, the investment will help accelerate roll-out of soil mapping and machine learning technologies for more accurate carbon content readings.