Researches & Trends

05 Aug 2026https://agrospectrumindia.com/interviews/67/34557/annam-ais-push-for-farm-scale-intelligence.html The next green revolution will be intelligence-led, says ANNAM.AI Project Director Artificial intelligence is moving beyond experimentation and emerging as a strategic layer for agricultural decision-making. In this exclusive conversation with Dr. Pushpendra P. Singh, Project Director, ANNAM.AI, AgroSpectrum explores how the ANNAM.AI–Syngenta collaboration aims to bridge the persistent gap between promising agri-tech pilots

4th August 2026https://www.engineeringnews.co.za/article/from-field-to-firewall-why-cybersecurity-is-the-new-frontier-for-agricultural-businesses-2026-08-04 Agricultural businesses have increasingly adopted technology across their operations – from precision farming tools and automated machinery to artificial intelligence-driven (AI-driven) analytics and IoT-enabled sensors – to monitor soil conditions, precipitation levels, livestock health and crop yields. While these advancements have enhanced productivity and enabled data-driven decision-making, they have simultaneously exposed agricultural businesses to a

Chris Torres, August 4, 2026https://www.farmprogress.com/farm-shows/what-can-a-robot-do-in-your-cornfield- Visitors to Ag Progress Days will have an opportunity to experience the latest advances in agricultural robotics and automation through the debut of the FIRA Robotics Village East Coast, an exhibit of cutting-edge technologies designed to address labor shortages, improve efficiency and support the future of farming.Photos courtesy of Penn

2026-08-04 13:08:03 | CHEN Chunyohttps://www.stdaily.com/web/English/2026-07/28/content_554589.html Agricultural and rural modernization is fundamental to overall Chinese modernization drive. China’s State Council recently released a plan to provide scientific guidance for the high-quality development of agriculture and rural areas and accelerate agricultural and rural modernization during the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-2030). A farmworker operates machinery at a

B.C. Kowalski Aug 04, 2026https://www.thewausonian.com/p/ai-farming-small-farms-wisconsin Farms in Marathon County are already using AI — and that could accelerate or stave off the disappearance of the small farm A recent podcast I listened to caught my attention for two reasons. One, the guest was Brian Reisinger. I remembered Reisinger from his time at the Wausau Daily

Mert Davut and Zeynep Ozturhan 03 August 2026https://www.aa.com.tr/en/artificial-intelligence/artificial-intelligence-becomes-farmers-engineer/4017164 ANKARA Artificial intelligence is not only automating one of humanity’s oldest professions — it is also reducing the cost of the engineering expertise that small and medium-scale farmers have had to pay for over the years. According to information compiled by Anadolu, as digitalization rapidly becomes a

2026.08.03. 15:06:21 | Park Ji-hoon, Suncheonhttps://en.sedaily.com/society/2026/08/03/agrivoltaics-leader-paru-launches-ai-based-agriculture Image of Paru’s AI precision cultivation management-based integrated solution for agrivoltaics. Photo courtesy of Paru – Seoul Economic Daily Society News from South Korea Paru, an agrivoltaics solution company headquartered in Suncheon, Jeonnam-Gwangju Integrated Special City, is embarking on the development of an AI-based agriculture-energy integrated solution. Paru announced

03 Aug 2026 David Corredorhttps://avinews.com/en/piyikai-ai-chick-sexing-breakthrough/ A new AI technology for chick sexing , developed by FAST UB lecturers, represents a breakthrough in poultry farming by using AI to identify the sex of day‑old chicks, offering a humane, efficient, and scalable alternative to traditional methods. This innovation has the potential to improve hatchery operations and reducing costs. Introduction: The

Jyoti Banthia 03 Aug 2026https://www.pressreader.com/india/businessline-chennai-9wvv/20260803/281775635961259 Robot with pre­ci­sion spray­ing tech­no­logy travels from Bengaluru to the US mar­ket Bengaluru­based Niqo Robot­ics is tak­ing its agri robot­ics tech­no­logy bey­ond India — after com­mer­cial­ising its flag­ship AI­powered Robo­Weeder in the US, it recently ven­tured into Aus­tralia. Foun­ded in 2015 by Jais­imha Rao, Niqo Robot­ics began by solv­ing a