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A sensor that measures the “heartbeat” of a plant is being used by farmers around the world to optimize the growing process.

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The films of Guy Ben Ner (*1969) are homemade in a dual sense, in terms of their aesthetic and of their setting. His family’s apartment repeatedl

While Ryan Gosling has been enigmatic about the mysterious force behind his Barbie character, we sense a connection with previous film and TV himbos

The first retrospective in Israel for the artist Guy Ben Ner (b. 1969, Israel, lives and works in Tel Aviv), who is one of the most prominent video ar

As global warming makes water increasingly valuable, an Israeli company has developed a new system that optimizes water usage for agriculture.

From the blog of Dror Bin at The Times of Israel

Orit Farkash-Hacohen to sign wide-ranging agreement with counterpart to boost Israeli-Morocco cooperation in agri-tech, water management, food, AI

SupPlant intends to bring its technology to markets around the globe

SupPlant's technology enables farmers to improve yields, productivity and water use efficiency on a large scale and become less vulnerable to volatile weather conditions.