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Zablon Oyugi -August 18, 2026https://farmersreviewafrica.com/ai-could-bring-data-driven-rice-agronomy-to-the-worlds-most-vulnerable-fields/ For millions of  rice farmers worldwide, access to the latest  agricultural research remains limited, making it difficult to turn information about soil, weather,  crops, pests and water into practical advice for their own fields. However, the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) suggest that generative artificial intelligence (GenAI)

Aug 18, 2026 – Energy & Climatehttps://www.axios.com/sponsored/putting-farmers-first-with-ai AI’s impact is no longer confined to office work; it’s also transforming agriculture. PepsiCo is using AI to help farmers make faster, more informed decisions in the field. Jim Andrew, PepsiCo’s EVP and chief sustainability officer, discusses how prioritizing human-first AI tools is supporting farmers and agronomists with

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. 18, 2026https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/husker-harvest-days-debuts-ag-tech-pavilion-to-showcase-future-of-farming-innovation-1036471252 Husker Harvest Days will debut the Husker Harvest Ag Tech Pavilion (Lot #145) at its Sept. 15-17, 2026, event, providing a dedicated space for producers to explore emerging agricultural technologies and connect directly with the companies developing solutions for modern farming challenges. Presented by Farm Progress in partnership with The Combine and the

Mark Daniel, 19 August 2026https://www.ruralnewsgroup.co.nz/rural-news/rural-general-news/cnh-jay-schroeder-ag-machinery-technology-future Jay Schroeder While GPS and guidance have become the norm and yield mapping and variable application continues to gain traction, most agricultural machinery manufacturers continue to expand their technology offerings, amalgamating the vast amounts of data being collected to streamline real-time and ongoing management decisions. That data may include location, date

August 18, 2026https://www.startuphub.ai/lists/smart-agriculture-ai-technology-transforming-the-future-of-intelligent-farming-306bf42f Biotechnology technology is transforming 789F, agriculture, and scientific research by combining biology with advanced technology. These innovations help solve complex problems and create new opportunities for improving human life. As research continues advancing, biotechnology will play an important role in building a healthier, more GAME BÀI 789F, and scientifically advanced future. The combination of

August 19, 2026 by Asia Food Journalhttps://asiafoodjournal.com/taiwan-smart-agriweek-2026-to-unite-global-agribusiness-leaders-as-ai-and-sustainability-transform-food-production/ Courtesy of Taiwan Smart Agriweek Asia’s leading integrated B2B agribusiness platform will unite innovators, buyers and decision-makers to accelerate collaboration in AI, sustainability and next-generation food production. TAIPEI, Taiwan — Global agribusiness is entering a period of profound transformation. Artificial intelligence is reshaping agricultural production, climate change is

2026 Aug 19th, Fruit Grower Reporthttps://www.aginfo.net/report/66117/Fruit-Grower-Report/AI-is-Growing-for-Ag Bob Larson From the Ag Information Network, this is today’s Fruit Grower Report. Technology is changing the way we live at a rapid pace, and that includes how we produce our food. Jack Uldrich, global futurist and best-selling author, says just look at how much agriculture has changed in

20 August, 2026, Our Bureau, Mumbaihttp://www.fnbnews.com/Top-News/icar-expands-precision-agriculture-push-with-ai-drones–satellite-tech-87633 The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) is expanding the use of precision agriculture technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), drones, remote sensing and satellite imagery, to improve farm productivity, resource-use efficiency and climate resilience, Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Bhagirath Choudhary said

David Sparks Ph.D. Aug 20th, 2026https://www.aginfo.net/report/66097/Idaho-Ag-Today/AI-and-Ag One, thing about artificial intelligence where there is a significant amount of data. Ai can be applied. Kate Kate Sixt, executive director for USDA’s office of the Chief Scientist. Speaker 2: Between our farmers, our researchers, our satellites, our moisture detection, all of that, we have so much data