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August 25, 2026https://nagalandpost.com/nagaland-university-sas-holds-awareness-on-ai-in-agriculture/ DIMAPUR: School of Agricultural Sciences (SAS), Nagaland University (NU), Medziphema Campus, organised a one day awareness programme on “Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Agricultural Careers” on August 22 under the ICAR Tribal Sub Plan (TSP). The programme was coordinated by Prof. Akali Sema, with Dr. Mary N. Odyuo as Principal Investigator,

Treena Hein | August 25, 2026https://www.seedworld.com/us/2026/08/25/ai-crop-breeding-breeder-decisions/ From mining germplasm and predicting crosses to finding genes for editing, AI is moving deeper into the breeding process. Researchers say the biggest gains may depend as much on better data as better models. AI platforms around the world are already changing how crop breeders analyze data, evaluate germplasm

Jung So-yeon 승인 | 2026.08.25https://www.koreaittimes.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=156409 National Agricultural Cooperative Federation expands AI transformation into smart farming and farmer supportNationwide cooperative network could become a key advantage in bringing AI technologies directly to farms NongHyup is accelerating its AI-driven transformation of South Korea’s agricultural sector by expanding smart farming technologies and digital solutions aimed at improving farm

Technology | 25th August 2026https://www.innovationnewsnetwork.com/artificial-intelligence-and-sensor-fusion-systems-in-sustainable-robotics-for-precision-agriculture/73254/ The AIGreenBots project is a Doctoral Network that aims to foster the development of the next generation of intelligent AI-based agricultural robotics Agriculture has been embracing new technological innovations rapidly and is becoming a sector of – even more – strategic significance because of the need to produce more food for an

COE-EDP, VisionRI | 25-08-2026https://www.devdiscourse.com/article/technology/3967017-agricultures-next-ai-leap-could-change-who-makes-the-decisions Artificial intelligence (AI) in agriculture is entering a more consequential phase. Instead of just identifying crop diseases, predicting yields or answering farmers’ questions, emerging AI agents are being designed to coordinate data, models, sensors, tools and management decisions across entire agricultural workflows. A new review, “Intelligent Agents for Smart Agriculture: Architectures, Applications,

August 25, 2026https://www.lewistownsentinel.com/news/agriculture/2026/08/usda-asks-partners-to-develop-ai-solutions-to-accelerate-crop-innovation/ WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Agriculture is taking steps to speed up progress in plant science by calling on universities and stakeholders to help build new AI tools that can translate the huge amount of germplasm data the agency collects. Through the Genesis Mission and the Agriculture Advanced Research and Development

John Cook | Aug 25, 2026https://www.geekwire.com/2026/seattles-ai-weed-wars-one-startup-maps-them-another-zaps-them/ The next big test for AI isn’t happening in a data center. It’s happening in the dirt. Really, it’s in the weeds. Two Seattle-area startups are betting that AI can transform how farmers find and eliminate unwanted plants — one by mapping every weed, the other by zapping them

26 AUGUST 2026http://news.csu.edu.au/latest-news/ai-eye-in-the-sky-monitoring-of-crops-and-livestock-provides-real-time-insights-and-advice Charles Sturt team develops AI-technology to help monitor crop distress, weeds, pests and irrigation to provide real-time insights and advice. Charles Sturt University researchers have developed artificial intelligence (AI) technology that could assist Australia’s 80,000 farming enterprises which face challenges in monitoring and managing their assets in real time. An AI-powered drone,

Aug 26th, 2026 | Tim Hammerichhttps://www.aginfo.net/report/66170/Farm-of-the-Future/Ag-Specific-AI-Models Many people in agriculture, business owners and employees alike have experimented with AI platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini and others. But to truly build a system that can serve your operation in an agricultural context, you may want to consider a partner that knows the industry, says SWARM Engineering CEO