Agriculture Technology News This Week: Partnerships & Investments
Agriculture technology news this week highlights advancements in gene editing, pollination, greenhouse AI, and quantum farming.
Agriculture technology news this week highlights advancements in gene editing, pollination, greenhouse AI, and quantum farming.
Heating accounts for over 30% of operational expenses in greenhouses located in colder climates, making heat loss a critical concern.
Neatleaf, led by CEO Elmar Mair, combines AI and robotics to improve greenhouse and indoor farming operations.
Classiq and Florence Quantum Labs are collaborating to develop quantum computing solutions for precision agriculture.
The Middle East, particularly the UAE, is becoming a center for innovation in desert farming and climate-resilient agriculture.
Save Foods Ltd., a subsidiary of N2OFF, Inc. (NASDAQ: NITO, FSE: 80W), successfully defended its European patent EP2615932 against opposition by ECOLAB Inc.
Drone Nerds and ABZ Innovation collaborate to bring advanced agricultural spraying drones to the North American market.
Four leading distilleries and the Kentucky Distillers’ Association (KDA) are partnering with PCM and the Kentucky Corn Growers Association.
An additional $20 million has been allocated to the On-Farm Connectivity Program (OFCP) under the Albanese Government.
Pixxel launched the first three satellites of its Firefly constellation aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-12 mission.