Global Ag Tech Initiative

Global Ag Tech Initiative

The Global Ag Tech Initiative works with various partners to promote information sharing, networking, and international opportunities that boost the use of agricultural technology worldwide. By empowering advocates and fostering community ties with essential insights, we can collectively enhance the understanding and acceptance of how technology can transform farming practices to help feed the global population more effectively.

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#1703766

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#786215

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  • 2 weeks ago | globalagtechinitiative.com | Matt Hopkins

    Innovation in agriculture has taken big steps forward — with drones mapping fields, satellites delivering real-time data, and software guiding decisions at scale, writes Reservoir CEO Danny Bernstein at CropLife. But there’s a layer of complexity closer to the ground for open-air farms — rugged terrain, fragile crops, unpredictable labor — that demands something more tactile.

  • 1 month ago | globalagtechinitiative.com | Matt Hopkins

    John Deere See & Spray uses AI machine learning and computer vision to identify weeds during each pass precisely, writes RDO Equipment’s Katy Hill at CropLife. Early adopters of See & Spray say they’ve increased savings, reduced herbicides and reached ROI faster than expected. Farmers know spraying applications can vary from year to year and even from field to field depending on weed pressure and a variety of other crops and environmental factors.

  • 2 months ago | globalagtechinitiative.com | Matt Hopkins

    Agtonomy, a trusted provider of automation and AI solutions, has announced the release of its third-generation Agtonomy Platform, the most advanced software platform for agriculture and land management.

  • 2 months ago | globalagtechinitiative.com | Matt Hopkins

    Over the years, I’ve worked alongside a wide range of agricultural retailers — independents, cooperatives, and multi-location groups, writes Intelinair CEO Tim Hassinger at CropLife. Observing their successes, one trend consistently emerges: actionable data driving meaningful outcomes for growers. The Role of a Digital Acre Footprint In today’s ag retail landscape, trust and lasting relationships with growers take center stage.

  • Mar 28, 2025 | globalagtechinitiative.com | Lauren Milligan |Matt Hopkins

    Editor’s note: “Cultivating Tomorrow” is a special series on CropLife.com that shares insights from C-suite executives at leading AgTech companies, presented by AgTech PR. Its aim is to highlight the experiences of AgTech leaders driving agricultural transformation today. In this installment, Carl Cox, CEO at PowerPollen, says AgTech companies must apply data and insights in a more surgical fashion – rather than a one-size-fits-all. There are many uncertainties in agriculture.

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