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  • 1 month ago | globalagtechinitiative.com | Vasyl Cherlinka |Ksenia Korolkova |Ellie Gabel |Matt Hopkins

    Farmers around the world will have comprehensive access to near-daily satellite imagery of their fields thanks to a new partnership signed between Syngenta, a leading global agriculture technology company, and Planet Labs PBC (NYSE: PL), an important provider of global, daily satellite imagery and geospatial solutions. The multi-year expansion of their strategic partnership enables farmers to remotely monitor crop health, detect pest infestations, and identify disease outbreaks.

  • Sep 30, 2024 | globalagtechinitiative.com | Ksenia Korolkova |Matt Hopkins

    Syngenta Group, a global leader in agricultural innovation, has announced the launch of Cropwise AI at the World AgriTech Innovation Summit in London. Cropwise AI is a cutting-edge GenAI system designed to increase the efficiency of agronomic advisors and growers to determine the best crop management practices.

  • Sep 23, 2024 | globalagtechinitiative.com | Ksenia Korolkova |Matt Hopkins

    FarmERP, a leading innovator in sustainable technology solutions for agriculture and food supply chain management, has been honored with the UAE Technology Excellence Award in the Agritech category. Notably, FarmERP is the only Indian Agritech company to receive this prestigious accolade in the Middle East, underscoring its exceptional impact in the region.

  • May 15, 2024 | t.ly | Paul Rusnak |David Eddy |Ksenia Korolkova |Ellie Gabel

    Insufferable inflation aside, a new industry survey from the Organic Trade Association (OTA) says consumers remained steadfast in seeking out products with the USDA Organic label. The organic industry continues to grow. Indeed. Organic food sales in 2023 hit $63.8 billion. And sales of organic non-food products reached $5.9 billion. Both tallies represent new high-water marks for organic sales.

  • Apr 29, 2024 | t.ly | Thomas Skernivitz |David Eddy |Paul Rusnak |Ksenia Korolkova

    The California wine industry is at an inflection point, with too many grapes in the ground finally catching up with the industry in 2023. The 2023 crush totaled 3,899,710 tons, up 6.2% from the 2022 crush of 3,670,861 tons. While that is not a record, Jeff Bitter, President of Allied Grape Growers, says it is the biggest crush since 2018. The reason it was not a record is because not all the grapes were crushed. Far from it.

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