Independent agricultural news briefs, selected and explained by the KindHarvest Team.
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Business Innovation · Regenerative Agriculture · Soil Health · World Ag News
As much as I’m encouraged by these efforts, I’ve often wondered: What metrics are being used to evaluate them? What does success look like? What will it take to scale these pilots?
Business Innovation · World Ag News
Crop production is getting a boost thanks to high-tech methods of collecting, managing and analyzing data that are being used by Texas A&M AgriLife researchers and others.
Broad Acre Crops · Business Innovation · Cotton · World Ag News
The future is closer than you might think for new robotics and automation in cotton production
Business Innovation · World Ag News
UK-based dairy cooperative Arla Foods is using manure collected from two of their dairy farms to power a couple of milk delivery trucks.
Business Innovation · Holistic Management · Regenerative Agriculture · World Ag News
Following the recent reveal of its newest label, Certified Regenerative, non-profit certifier A Greener World (AGW) has selected over 50 farmers to join the program’s trial phase.
Business Innovation · World Ag News
Business Innovation · Holistic Management · Regenerative Agriculture · World Ag News
Companies like FluroSat, Nori, and Dagan are in a race against time to help agriculture reverse climate chang
Business Innovation · Regenerative Agriculture · Soil Biology · Soil Health · World Ag News
Farmer, educator and ethnobotanist, Mark Cohen talks about regenerative agriculture from a big picture perspective and brings a focus to restoring nature in ways that promote maximum biodiversity and ecosystem wellness over
Broad Acre Crops · Business Innovation · Legumes · Maize/Corn · Soybeans · World Ag News
Ed Hain thought his corn was a liar in the fall of 1975. Atop a John Deere 7700 rumbling through a Nebraska field 80 miles west of Omaha, Hain watched his combine
Business Innovation · Disease Management · Fruit · Wine Grapes · World Ag News
Researchers at Cornell AgriTech have deployed robots in local vineyards, where they are using UV light to kill pathogens like downy mildew and powdery mildew — without harming the growing plants.