Jared White | Oct 21, 2026https://brownfieldagnews.com/news/farmers-finding-efficiencies-in-ai/ The founder and CEO of Clevis AI says many farmers are finding increased efficiency using artificial intelligence. Preston Schrader, who’s a former crop advisor in central Illinois, says the technology can offer insight into everything from agronomy and marketing to bookkeeping and equipment. “Information is power.” He says, “When
Ella Hummel | October 22, 2026https://www.cpreview.org/articles/2026/10/25n4ncpmi0acdw8w3tjnwx0ql1l7x7 13,000 years ago, humans moved away from a nomadic lifestyle based on hunting and gathering and began developing agriculture, establishing for the first settled civilizations. From here, populations grew and humans achieved other advancements, including the creation of writing systems, specialized labor, and organized cities. Now, artificial intelligence (AI)
ST. LOUIS | October 22, 2026https://www.cincinnati.com/press-release/story/140747/9-north-group-launches-free-directory-of-900-generative-ai-tools-for-agriculture-and-food/ 9 North Group, an independent firm of senior agrifood operators, today launched the Agrifood GenAI Directory, a free, searchable catalog of 900+ generative AI assets built for agriculture and food. Available at 9northgroup.com/aifieldguide the directory helps agrifood companies see whether a product already exists for their need, gives developers
Bob Foerder | Oct 9, 2026https://www.thelandonline.com/news/financial-focus-from-yield-monitors-to-ai-how-technology-is-changing-agriculture/article_9829c21c-df77-4c46-8e23-4280d891d4b0.html Technology is a funny thing. Change happens incrementally, but when you look back, you realize just how quickly things have evolved. When I started in the business in 2007, very few of my clients had much, if any, technology in their equipment, aside from maybe a basic yield monitor
Teresa Odom | October 19, 2026https://scienmag.com/smart-ear-tags-and-machine-learning-catch-calf-pneumonia-early-new-study-shows Bovine respiratory disease, or BRD, remains one of the most damaging health problems facing young cattle worldwide, striking an estimated 30 to 40 percent of calves in the United Kingdom and roughly 30 percent in the United States. Now, a research team led by Johanna M. C. Brans of
Alan Morgan | October 19, 2026https://scienmag.com/lightweight-ai-counts-wheat-seedlings-in-the-field-with-new-accuracy Counting wheat seedlings by hand is one of agriculture’s most tedious rituals. Agronomists and breeders walk rows of young plants, tallying survivors one by one to judge how well a crop has established itself, and the numbers they collect shape decisions about gap filling, topdressing, winter irrigation and the
Jennifer M. Latzke | October 19, 2026https://www.farmprogress.com/technology/greeneye-technology-puts-down-roots-in-kansas Greeneye Technology’s new headquarters in Salina, Kan., will support its next phase of growth. In just four years of commercial availability, the company has expanded crop capabilities and now boasts an 81% average herbicide savings across its customer portfolio. Photos by Greeneye Technology
Alyona Pavlenko | October 10,2026https://www.trend.az/casia/kazakhstan/4233263.html BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 10. Kazakhstan and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) have discussed the implementation of joint projects in the country’s agricultural sector. This was stated in a press release issued by Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Agriculture following a series of meetings between Vice Minister of
Dannie Pengin | 10 Oct 2026https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3370437/china-unveils-ai-powered-robot-designed-help-farmers-breed-better-strains-wheat China has unveiled a smart robot prototype designed to assist with wheat breeding in the latest step in its ongoing drive to advance agricultural technology and bolster food security. The robot made its public debut at a recent seminar on wheat breeding, state-run China Science Daily reported on Friday.
