Nature-based solutions aren’t anti-tech; rather, technology can be used to enhance and scale regenerative practices.

As global food demands rise alongside the world’s population, projected to exceed 9 billion by 2050, reducing agriculture’s environmental impact has become an urgent priority. Traditional farming ...

Students in Brittany Perkins’ agriculture classes at Mecklenburg County High School are blending agriculture with technology with the help of a program developed by Microsoft and FFA. Through the ...

Heat exchangers are devices that whisk away heat, and they’re everywhere—used in data centers, ships, factories, and ...

An international team of researchers is exploring how a combination of cameras and machine learning could help farmers assess ...

Screen-printed, biodegradable soil sensors that can be composted at the end of their lifecycle could enable farmers to ...

Just an hour outside of Dallas, Eden Green Technology is one of the companies that has navigated the challenges of indoor ...

Contributor Content Agriculture is undergoing its most radical transformation in history. The days of intuition-based farming and manual decision-making are fading. AI and data analytics are replacing ...

Economists from Purdue University discussed the role of technology in improving farm profitability at the 2025 Commodity ...

Introduction: The Rising Demand for Farm Workers The agricultural sector has always played a vital role in feeding the world, ...

Nigeria’s quest for food security is being hindered by poor access to credit, outdated farming techniques, and weak ...

T (MOST) has partnered with the Onondaga County Agriculture Council to launch its newest permanent exhibit, Onondaga Grown presents Grow. Opening on March 29, the 2,500-square-foot exhibit will offer ...