Krisy Gashler | September 3, 2026https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2026/09/cornell-leads-project-putting-robots-work-us-orchards Fifteen years ago, labor accounted for about 45% of total costs at the Washington Fruit and Produce Co. Today, it’s over 60%. “Our costs have just been skyrocketing, largely around labor, but everything else as well – meanwhile, apples sell for the same price they did 20 years ago,”
ANI | 4th September 2026https://www.bignewsnetwork.com/news/279284038/from-pune-to-the-world-syngenta-showcases-how-its-engineering-and-ai-are-shaping-the-future-of-agriculture-at-devcon-2026 NewsVoir Pune (Maharashtra) [India], September 3: More than 500 developers, data scientists, engineers, agronomists, product champions and digital experts came together from September 2-3, in Pune at Syngenta’s DevCon 2026 to showcase cutting-edge innovations, share best practices and explore how artificial intelligence can transform agriculture globally. The annual event, themed
Jason Giannelli | September 3, 2026https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/ai-agriculture-come-together-california-120000817.html When AI and agriculture come together, California wins. Here’s how | Opinion Almonds set on a tree in Modesto, Calif., Friday, May 12, 2023. California farmers use AI for precision farming, water savings and supply chain gains. Sacramento must avoid broad rules that could harm the agriculture sector. (Andy Alfaro/aalfaro@modbee.com)More
jueves 03 de septiembre de 2026 – 08:00https://agroempresario.com/publicacion/121185/ai-cameras-help-fruit-growers-predict-yields-with-95-accuracy/ Orchard Robotics is expanding an AI-powered precision agriculture platform designed to help fruit and specialty crop growers reduce labor and input costs, improve yield forecasts and make faster operational decisions. The US startup uses camera systems mounted on tractors and other farm vehicles to collect millions of field
jueves 03 de septiembre de 2026https://agroempresario.com/publicacion/121186/bonsai-robotics-uses-ai-to-cut-farm-costs-and-automate-tasks/ The California startup combines computer vision and autonomous machinery to reduce labor, fuel and equipment costs across specialty crops Bonsai Robotics is expanding an artificial intelligence platform designed to make autonomous farm machinery more flexible and less expensive to operate across orchards, vineyards, berries and other specialty crops. The California-based
PressReach – Thu Sep 3https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/stocks/ZENA/pressreleases/4429441/zenatechs-zenadrone-advances-precision-agriculture-solutions-with-initial-prototype-and-start-of-testing-of-iq-octo-designed-for-autonomous-drone-based-spraying-and-seeding/ Medium-sized, eight-motor autonomous drone joins the IQ Series and ZenaTech’s Drone as a Service for planned precision agriculture and solar maintenance applications VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Sept. 03, 2026 – ZenaTech, Inc. (NASDAQ:ZENA) (FSE: 49Q) (BMV: ZENA) (“ZenaTech”), a technology solution provider specializing in AI (Artificial Intelligence) drone, Drone as a Service (DaaS),
Andy Castillo | September 3, 2026https://www.farmprogress.com/farm-progress-show/new-holland-unveils-new-workmaster-models-ai-camera-for-real-time-forage-monitoring New Holland’s Workmaster compact utility tractor was on display at the Farm Progress Show, featuring the brand’s new “dynamic blue” paint color. Andy Castillo New Holland announced a number of new products at this year’s Farm Progress Show, including three new models in its Workmaster compact utility tractor lineup —
September 03, 2026https://embeddedcomputing.com/application/edge-ai/aetina-and-moss-robotics-advance-farm-inventory-accuracy-with-edge-ai-agtech Sponsored Blog It’s a challenging time for the agricultural sector. Amid rising input costs, labor shortages, climate disruption, and macroeconomic uncertainty, efficiency is more important than ever. To remain profitable, specialist growers must boost yield and cut waste. One clear way to achieve this is by replacing inefficient processes that are still
Tim Hammerich | Sep 4th, 2026https://www.aginfo.net/report/66218/Farm-of-the-Future/Getting-Started-With-AI This is Tim Hammerich of the Ag Information Network with your Farm of the Future Report. Ok, so you’ve heard a lot about artificial intelligence and the impact it’s going to have on agriculture. And you’re even ready to start using it. But where do you start? Jennifer Roths
