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The co-owner of one of two initially E-graded restaurants in Auckland has invited customers to come in unannounced to see the kitchen after an unfortunate...

An Auckland councillor is calling for better practices from food operators after 43 restaurants were found with problems such as cockroaches, pests and...

TUGUEGARAO CITY: The fall armyworm infestation has reached almost 4,000 hectares of corn farms in the past three months, although the extent of damage was alleviated due to massive information drive and technical assistance to control the disease this month.

The U.S. potato industry is working hard to expand their export markets in Mexico and Japan, but it’s not easy.

The U.S. potato industry is working hard to expand their export markets in Mexico and Japan, but it’s not easy.

The U.S. potato industry is working hard to expand their export markets in Mexico and Japan, but it’s not easy.

Farmers can understand. through a mobile app, farmers receive precise guidance on when to water the crops, spray pesticides or tackle pests. he advises workers nitin patil has been using the service daily on his vineyard to address a problem common to many indian farms. this vineyard where we are now, it has no ground water sources and we are growing these vines with the water that we purchase from outside tankers. so water is very precious for us. with the help of this ai data, we are now able ...

Language and manner that farmers can understand. through a mobile app, farmers receive precise guidance on when to water the crops, spray pesticides or tackle pests. nitin patil has been using the service daily on his vineyard to address a problem common to many indian farms. this vineyard where we are now, it has no ground water sources and we are growing these vines with the water that we purchase from outside tankers. so water is very precious for us. with the help of this ai data, we are now...

Jesmin Akter is charged with manslaughter and importing aluminium phosphide without a licence after schoolgirl's death

On the crops they produce. but traditional methods are now making way for new technology that promises to make farms more efficient, productive, and profitable, thanks to artificial intelligence. archana shukla reports. for generations, indian farms have been sown and tilled only with traditional know—how. but some like this man are trying out something different. with sensor devices on his vineyard, they check weather and soil health and use artificial intelligence to figure out when to water...