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Telecommunications company Telstra and satellite communications operator OneWeb's joint testing of OneWeb's network of low earth orbit (LEO) s...

Telecommunications company Telstra and satellite communications operator OneWeb's joint testing of OneWeb's network of low earth orbit (LEO) s...

The brainchild of one man, Israel’s Volcani Center Agricultural Research Organization has helped turn Israel into one of the world’s champions for agricultural innovation.

Greenhouses and urban farm factories are expensive to set up but pay off in higher yield, quality and market value, growing all through the seasons.

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In what has been a rather dull year for Indian startups – marked by smaller funding amounts and fewer unicorns – businesses in the agriculture and agri-tech space managed to raise as much as $1.32 billion. This is more than six times the funds raised by the sector during the same period last year.

Researchers genetically engineered a bacterial compound that measures toxicity in the plant. When the bacteria sense a bad potato, an optical sensor lights up.

Elements, and wildlife can easily become trapped in it. if a cow really wants to get through or over a fence, theyre going to do it. thats the main risk, i think, from my point of view, theyre going to escape it, theyre going to be... theyre going to get hurt, theyre going to go out on the road. an innovative new piece of agritech has seemingly solved donalds problems. norwegian company nofence has developed a smartphone app that allows a farmer to draw invisible virtual fences. these can be cre...

Trapped in it. if a cow really wants to get through or over a fence, theyre going to do it. thats the main risk, i think, from my point of view, theyre going to escape it, theyre going to be... theyre going to get hurt, theyre going to go out on the road. an innovative new piece of agritech has seemingly solved donalds problems. norwegian company nofence has developed a smartphone app that allows a farmer to draw invisible virtual fences. these can be created and changed in a matter of seconds, ...

These autonomous pickers can harvest precisely and gently without tiring or needing a break.