Due to population growth, climate change, reduced rainfall, and increasing demand for food, farming is being negatively impacted, leading to changes in cultivation methods.
Connected sensors, smart tractors, drones, ML, AI farm management software, and smartphone apps are quietly reshaping what has been a low-tech industry.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, it only takes five seconds for a worker to become engulfed in flowing gain and unable to escape—60 seconds to be completely submerged
Innovation is more important in modern agriculture than ever before. The industry as a whole is facing huge challenges: from rising costs of supplies and labor shortages to changes in consumer preferences for transparency and sustainability.
storing grain for a longer period of time is part of your marketing strategy, follow these tips to keep grain in condition.
To most effectively market your grain, you may need to store it into summer and possibly into the next year.
What we refer to as hunger can be experienced in different ways. At its essence, it is a painful sensation caused by not eating enough food. The inability to obtain food in the face of hunger is a grievous violation of the right to food.
We are not on track to achieve zero hunger – the focus of SDG 2 – by 2030. But agricultural technologies, if applied right, can help fulfil the aspiration of sustainable, inclusive, and resilient agri-food systems and leveraging emerging opportunities for achieving the SDGs
There are many factors to take into consideration when storing grain crops for the long term. Getting it wrong means quality will deteriorate, which can lead to significant financial losses.