How AI will Transform the Economics and Sustainability of the Agriculture Industry
From an AI perspective, the cost, power, latency, and performance limitations of the current AI chip technology are presenting the most significant barriers to advancing the industry as a whole.
Addressing Environmental and Water Challenges in Farming
Many farmers want to transition to drip irrigation for its water saving benefits, but like with any system change, it can be expensive. Many growers look to government funding to cover 70% of the installation cost.
Utilizing AI to Streamline and Automate Ag Equipment Sales and Service
Brilliant Harvest's technology helps dealer employees find the right equipment information for sales, support, repair and service 10x faster and provides dealer customers with the ability to self-serve 24/7 while keeping that customers assigned dealer team members in the loop.
Pioneering Biotech Innovations for a Healthier Future
It works by triggering specific gene responses in plants, which then activate heat shock proteins, antioxidant enzymes, and phytohormones-basically, all the things that help plants cope with stress and grow better.
Optimizing Farm Yields
"I am particularly proud of Gardin's recent achievements with our customers. With Bayer Crop Science, we increased their pepper yields in Seville whilst using 25% less water.." Miguel Jordao, Head of Strategy.
AI & Autonomous Solutions in Agriculture
Our autonomous systems have completed over 50,000 operational hours across 150,000 acres in the US. By operating tractors precisely and remotely, we also are seeing improvements in worker safety, and exposure to hazardous materials and chemicals.
Addressing HR & Payroll Issues in Seasonal Agriculture
Ganaz is leveraging technology to help agricultural employers eliminate paperwork, streamline payday, and tackle challenges related to hiring seasonal employees on H-2A visas.
Top Viewed Articles of 2023
AgriTechTomorrow readers sought out Use Cases and Expert Insights to help guide them through the rapid changes happening throughout the industry. Here are the Top 4 Viewed articles from 2023.
Horticultural Energy Efficiency
The average lighting rebate outside of horticulture is typically in the $10,000 to $20,000 range, while the average horticulture rebate is more than $150,000-with some exceeding $1 million.
Horticulture LEDs and Photophyll™ Select LED
Cree LED is the first LED supplier to fully characterize products in horticulture metrics, such as PPF and Red PPF %, instead of lighting metrics, such as CCT and CRI.
The Next Phase of Development for Vertical Farming
While many farms currently approach their operations primarily from an agricultural perspective, it is worth noting that modern vertical farms share significant similarities with the manufacturing industry.
The Use of Nanoliquid in Farming Applications
On average our products provide a 3:1 ROI. Due to the economics of our tech-stack and products all forms of farming benefit with the use of Nanoliquid technology. In 2023, as commodity prices have somewhat softened our products have performed very well with Corn and Soybeans.
RanchBot Remote Monitoring Revolutionizes Water Stewardship and Management
The importance of implementing better water management practices and improving water
efficiency is the foundation of our products. By providing both ranchers and their livestock
with sustainable resource management, we are safeguarding the long-term availability of
water.
Farmers Dig Ohio Company's Efficient Coulter
The device reduces fertilizer loss, helps farmers cover more acreage in less time and offers greater durability due to components that resist corrosion in the harsh agricultural environment.
Fully Automatic Robot for Sowing and Weed Control
We need to focus more on autonomous machines in agriculture - what machines are on the market, what are the advantages and why farmers should adopt this technology. The awareness has already improved the recent years, but we need to do better.
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