Researchers at Montana State University are developing new technology they hope will make hydroponic farming safer and more reliable for farmers in Montana and beyond.

The new venture, Namya, is commercialising this technology to help farmers achieve higher yields and more resilient crops, ...

To help address a U.S. agriculture labor shortage, the new program wi ill train students for a tech-driven future.

For Virginia farmer David Hula, counting kernels this early in the growing season is unusual, but in a field that’s rooted in testing what’s possible, it’s providing a peek into what may be next. One ...

Agricultural drones are becoming more common in Connecticut and can support a wide range of farming activities.

Success will depend on combining digital tools with investments in physical infrastructure and better supply chain ...

Drone technology has the potential to bring about a major transformation in the lives of rural India, farmers and the ...

The year was 1794 — about 18 years since Thomas Jefferson scrawled his name on the Declaration of Independence and 11 since ...

The California-based semiconductor technology company FormFactor is getting a $24 million grant from Texas for a new D-FW ...

Farmer uses artificial intelligence to cut chemical waste, streamline compliance bookkeeping and compile reports, reaping ...

From 29 June to 3 July, the Mohair Empowerment Trust (MET), in partnership with the African Enterprise Network, hosted its ...

The Chilean branch of aquaculture technology company AKVA group is working to bring its deep-farming technology to Chile to help salmon farmers in the country address sea lice issues. AKVA’s ...