Why the fertiliser squeeze could make nitrogen-saving agtech essential
The current supply shock is exposing a basic truth about
Why the next biologicals breakthrough may begin on the seed
Ascribe Bio’s new collaboration with Corteva points to a larger
Waste to Yield: The Vietnam Rice Trial Claiming a 43% Jump—and the Questions That Matter
A 43% yield increase is the kind of number that
Kubota’s €6.5m wager on a single drop: why vegetable weeding is becoming a software problem
On Feb. 18, 2026, Norwegian agtech startup Kilter disclosed a
The fertilizer robot trying to turn nitrogen into a “just-in-time” input
Upside Robotics says its small autonomous machines can cut corn
A moth “factory” in the Netherlands shows where biocontrol is heading
Behind every “natural” pest-control story sits an industrial supply chain.
From pipes to proof: why irrigation grants now demand hard data
In southern Idaho, an irrigation district installed four flow meters
Kubota’s autonomy goes narrow: why vineyards may get self-driving tractors first
At first glance, it looks like the least futuristic place
AgTech’s Next Boom Isn’t an App. It’s a Machine.
Investors are warming back up to AgTech — but with
When “water-saving” becomes a tank-mix: the quiet bet behind Loveland’s AQUA FORCE
An old idea is resurfacing on irrigated acres: if you
Which Supply Chain Jobs Will AI Replace in the Next 5 Years? (And Which Are Safe)
By Friddy Hoegener, Co-Founder at SCOPE Recruiting If you work
Land O’Lakes and Microsoft’s “Oz”: can an AI copilot earn farmers’ trust?
On a farm, the hardest problems rarely arrive as neat
The upgrade that could make tractors self-driving
Agreenculture, a French start-up, says it can turn autonomy from
The Kernza Experiment: What Perennial Cereals Could Mean for Soil, Water and Farm Profit
A handful of experimental fields promise to rewrite how we
Electric tractors hit the field: can battery power finally move beyond pilot projects?
Quiet, connected and heavily subsidised in some regions, battery-electric tractors
Satellites, Sensors and Cows: Ireland’s AI Dairy Stack Shows How Pastures Go Fully Digital
Ireland’s latest dairy innovation does not look like a new
Soybean super-seed: why Brazil is becoming the test lab for five-herbicide GMO stacks
Bayer’s new “Intacta 5+” technology promises farmers more tools against
Vertical farming’s split-screen moment: liquidation in Georgia, quiet growth in the greenhouses
In Locust Grove, Georgia, a 200,000-square-foot vertical farm packed with
Who gets to write the rules for AI on the farm? South Dakota’s family farmers want a say
When South Dakota Farmers Union gathers in Huron this December
Open fields: Syngenta turns Cropwise into a developer platform
Syngenta just flipped a key switch: its Cropwise digital suite—used
Seeds are the new chips: Why China’s spy warning turns farm data into national security
China’s spy agency has singled out grain data and parent
South Korea’s agrivoltaics moment is a land-classification story, not a solar story
Seoul is moving to normalise “solar-over-crops” with a special law
China’s zero-U.S.-soy September is a turning point for agtech
China imported no U.S. soybeans in September—the first monthly zero
Centimetre Instead of Acres: Ecorobotix’s $150m Push to Rethink Crop Care
A Swiss start-up’s funding coup hints at the next competitive
