Researches & Trends

Intelinair | August 20, 2026https://www.croplife.com/smart-tech/intelinair-named-ai-based-agtech-innovation-of-the-year-in-2026-agtech-breakthrough-awards-program Intelinair, an automated crop intelligence company that uses AI and machine learning to help growers and agronomic advisors turn field data into decisions, today announced it has been selected as winner of the “AI-based AgTech Innovation of the Year” award in the 7th annual AgTech Breakthrough Awards program conducted by AgTech Breakthrough,

Agtonomy August 19, 2026https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/310451 San Francisco, California–(Newsfile Corp. – August 19, 2026) – Agtonomy, a physical AI company bringing factory-fit automation to trusted off-road equipment platforms through partnerships with leading OEMs, today announced expanded data capabilities across its autonomy stack, including enhanced passive data collection at scale and the introduction of autonomous multi-point turning on

Liz Partsch – August 19, 2026https://www.farmanddairy.com/news/ag-tech-ai-takes-center-stage-at-penn-states-ag-progress-days/925133.htm PENNSYLVANIA FURNACE, Pa. — In 2019, Matt Brake and his family members experienced a devastating fire that destroyed their barn. This tragic event would accelerate the family’s transition to using robotic ag technology on their dairy farm.  A year after the fire, Oakleigh Farm in Mercersburg, Franklin County, Pennsylvania,

AgRibot , Fri, Aug 21, 2026https://wireassociation.eu/newsroom/agribot/releases/en/harnessing-robotics-xrar-and-5g-for-a-new-era-of-safe-sustainable-and-smart-agriculture-2572 With a €4.97 million grant from the European Commission, the AgRibot project is strategically designed to address some of the most pressing challenges in European agriculture, including labour shortages, unsafe working conditions, and the pressing demands for both enhanced productivity and greater sustainability. [Thessaloniki, Greece] Launched on November 1, 2024

Chilumo K -August 17, 2026https://tukio.co.ke/ai-innovation-and-smart-farming-point-to-new-future-for-kenyas-agriculture  Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe has called for more investment in technology and innovation as Kenya looks for new ways to increase  farm production and improve the earnings of farmers.  Kagwe made the remarks during a tour of  farms in Trans Nzoia, where he visited farmers using different technologies and modern farming methods to improve

Vivek KumarAug 16, 2026, 10:00https://organiser.org/2026/08/16/375418/bharat/data-drone-and-ai-how-technology-is-transforming-indian-agriculture There is an ancient understanding embedded in Indian civilisation: the farmer who tends the earth sustains the nation. Annadaata the provider of food has always occupied a place of reverence in India’s cultural imagination. What is new and what marks a decisive shift in how India honours that reverence, is

Abir Serghinihttps://assiyaq.com/uae-agritech-startup-aydi-secures-7-5m-seed-funding-to-scale-ai-powered-farming-platform Dubai-based agricultural technology innovator Aydi has successfully closed a $7.5 million seed funding round, with investments led by COTU Ventures, Daltex, and Nuwa Capital, alongside strategic participation from Magrabi Agriculture and Foundation Ventures. Established in 2022 under the leadership of founder Hassan Fayed, Aydi has developed an advanced field operating system designed specifically

AGRONEWS 07.08.2026https://agronews.com/us/en/news/technology/2026-08-07/101314 USDA researchers in Lubbock, Texas, have developed an artificial intelligence system that uses muzzle images to detect pinkeye in cattle. This contactless monitoring technology aims to help producers identify health issues earlier, potentially reducing treatment delays and cutting labor costs associated with manual herd inspections. High Accuracy in Disease Detection A study of 870 cattle

Vinay Agastya August 09, 2026https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/economy/agri-business/the-role-of-ai-in-making-complex-agricultural-technologies-easier-to-discover-compare-and-evaluate/article71319168.ece Agriculture has always been driven by choices. Every season, farmers have to decide what to grow, when to sow, how much to irrigate, when to apply fertilisers, and in the end, how and where to move their produce to market. In the past, these kinds of decisions mostly came from