For technology developers targeting sensing in agriculture, there are many options including soil sensing, equipment sensing, environmental sensing, and technologies to sense the crops themselves. The approaches are varied and measure widely different parameters. Adoption in the industry has been fa...
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News Commentary | October 20, 2021
Weeds annually cost U.S. farmers more than $33 billion in lost production. Irrespective of weed infestation levels, farmers often broadcast spray entire fields, driving herbicide resistance and potentially soil and water pollution. Greeneye's machine learning‑enabled precision sprayers include ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | February 02, 2022
Danone North America recently launched its R3 digital tool to measure and predict the financial impact of regenerative agriculture practices like no‑till farming and cover cropping. "R3" stands for "robust, resilient, and reliable." Like Truterra, it helps farmers choose practices that can result in... Not part of subscription
Company Profile | May 18, 2022
Outfield Technologies' horticulture management system uses aerial imagery for individual blossom count and yield forecasting of fruit orchards The company uses off‑the‑shelf unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to collect high‑resolution images of small to medium‑sized farms (up to 120 acres) ... To read more, click here.