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May 11, 2026 GRDChttps://www.global-agriculture.com/global-agriculture/worldwide-fact-finding-mission-highlights-ai-pros-and-cons 11 May 2026, AU: New South Wales grower Katrina Swift outlined key insights about artificial intelligence at the 2026 GRDC Grains Research Updates. New South Wales grower Katrina (Treen) Swift believes artificial intelligence will be transformative for the Australian grains industry, but there are challenges to be navigated. [uam_ad id=”80259″] At GRDC’s Grains Research

May 11, 2026https://www.taranis.com/newsroom/introducing-taranis-yield-impact/ WESTFIELD, IN, May 11, 2026 – Taranis, the global leader in AI-powered crop intelligence, launches Taranis Yield Impact™ to transform leaf-level insights into economic action. This proprietary model provides growers with a precise, actionable estimate of yield loss (bu/ac) associated with every detected threat. By integrating the industry-standard DSSAT crop growth model with leaf-level insights, Taranis

Marlize van Romburgh for Crunchbase, May 13, 2026https://cryptorank.io/news/feed/66209-startup-vc-funding-ai-automation-data In the midst of a move towards increased automation, the agriculture and farming sectors face several massive challenges: increasing yields to feed a growing population while decreasing their environmental footprint, all while maintaining farm profitability in a high-cost, high-risk world. But while the fundamental need for food

Arvind Chauhan May 14, 2026, 14:26https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/lucknow/ai-rainfall-forecast-system-to-give-up-farmers-disaster-managers-10-day-local-weather-alerts/articleshow/131088054.cms LUCKNOW: For millions of farmers watching the skies and administrators racing against sudden floods and storms, more precise weather information can mean the difference between loss and timely action.An artificial intelligence–driven High Spatial Resolution Rainfall Forecast (HSRRF) system has now been rolled out for Uttar Pradesh, promising greater accuracy