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PRNewsWire | 05 Oct 2026https://pluang.com/en/news-feed/agco-tech-day-2026-sorotan-otomasi-ai-dan-solusi-armada-campuran-untuk AGCO demonstrated its latest autonomous, AI, and mixed-fleet connectivity technologies at its 2026 Tech Day near Chicago, aimed at improving farm productivity and profitability. The event showcased solutions across farm management, planting, weed control, harvest, and service support, including AI assistants, precision planting tools, and autonomous machinery. These technologies are

BK NEWS SERVICE | October 06, 2026https://brighterkashmir.com/ai-human-synergy-needed-in-agriculture-lg-sinha Srinagar, Oct 5: Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha on Monday addressed the 60th Annual Convention of the Indian Society of Agricultural Engineers (ISAE), co-hosted by Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology (SKUAST), Kashmir.Extending a warm welcome to distinguished guests, the Lieutenant Governor congratulated ISAE on completing six-decades of

Knowlton Thomas | October 6, 2026https://calgary.tech/2026/10/06/alberta-aims-innovate-agriculture-genomics-ai/ A slew of local ag-tech projects are set to receive funding. The seven regional projects will use genomics data, AI, and advanced analytics to improve livestock productivity, manage crop disease and pests, support pollinator health, and strengthen antimicrobial resistance surveillance, according to a statement from Genome Alberta and the

John Lovett | Oct 6, 2026https://www.farmtalknews.com/news/ai-helps-arkansas-researchers-target-bacteria-behind-premature-beef-browning/article_28c6fd6b-3230-4aef-be6d-6af75107db1a.html Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station researchers in the Department of Animal Science are using artificial intelligence and existing DNA data to identify beneficial bacteria that may be candidates for future clean-label preservation research. (UADA photo) One of the beef industry’s most costly challenges is invisible to the human eye but

John Lovett | Oct 6, 2026https://www.farmtalknews.com/news/ai-in-agriculture-experts-say-human-judgment-remains-key-as-technology-advances/article_468b4576-a7fb-4942-81b5-46985a22c8dd.html Jason Davis, an assistant professor in the Department of Crop, Soil, and Environmental Sciences, presented research on remote sensing and pesticide application during the AI in Agriculture Symposium. (UADA photo)  As artificial intelligence becomes faster and more capable of complex tasks, human critical thinking and the ability to ask

Amanda Lim | 07-Oct-2026https://www.agnavigator.com/Article/2026/10/07/china-emphasises-ai-and-smart-livestock-farming-as-pork-industry-enters-post-growth-era/ China’s 15th Five-Year Plan places smart livestock farming at the centre of its strategy as it shifts priorities away from expanding pork production as consumption levels off. The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (MARA) recently issued the National Livestock and Veterinary Industry Development Plan. “The plan clearly states that by

Jennifer Marston | October 7, 2026 https://agfundernews.com/myca-raises-1-3m-pre-seed-to-put-ai-agents-in-charge-of-agribusiness-field-operations Myca, best known for its AI agents that coordinate agribusiness field teams, has raised $1.3 million in pre-seed funding. Kriscore Capital led the round alongside Eximius Ventures, with participation from Indigram Labs Foundation and angel investors from the agriculture sector. The company says it will use the capital

Gianina Schwanecke | 8 October 2026https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/business/1787388/agriculture-industry-slow-to-take-up-new-ai-tech New Zealand’s primary industries are believed to be one set to benefit from Artificial Intelligence (AI) advances, but new research from Amazon Web Services (AWS) suggests the industry’s also one of the least prepared to take it up. AWS research found AI adoption across agriculture, forestry and fishing sits