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In the british isles as remote as the outer hebrides — a rugged rib of islands off the west coast of scotland. rearing cattle here on harris and lewis comes with its own set of unique challenges. one of those is fencing. it takes time and money to install and maintain. its vulnerable to the 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 esca...

One of those is fencing. it takes time and money to install and maintain. its vulnerable to the 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 de...

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 created and c...

But we also get to work with new technologies. one such technology both vineyards have been adopting is from a company called deep planet, an agritech start—up using al to inform decision making. in winemaking. we use satellite imagery and artificial intelligence, or machine learning, to help wine growers make better decisions. so, we help them predict yield, understand when is the right time to harvest. holistically, we are providing a full stack solution for the wine industry, to help them r...

Rearing cattle here on harris and lewis comes with its own set of unique challenges. one of those is fencing. it takes time and money to install and maintain. its vulnerable to the 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 piec...

Rootstock, grape variety, leafage — everything, we try to adjust to get the best of it. but we also get to work with new technologies. one such technology both vineyards have been adopting is from a company called deep planet, an agritech start—up using al to inform decision making. in winemaking. we use satellite imagery and artificial intelligence, or machine learning, to help wine growers make better decisions. so, we help them predict yield, understand when is the right time to harvest. ...

The US-based VC firm said that this newly launched fund will invest in 15 start-ups across many sectors, like fintech, agritech, clean energy and more.

This report examines Viet Nam's tech-based startups in two sectors: agriculture and health. It assesses the challenges for creating a more enabling ecosystem to scale up startups in these sectors and makes recommendations to overcome them.

30 percent of food crops never reach the market. It's a mega problem and one the world must address quickly. Dozens of Israeli startups think they have answers.

BELO HORIZONTE, Brazil, July 15, 2022 -- Verde AgriTech Plc today announced that its President and Chief Executive Officer, Cristiano Veloso, established an automatic securities disposition... | July 17, 2022