Agricultural spray drone technology continues to gain traction in North America. Agri Spray Drones recently announced its expansion into the Canadian market.
The move comes...
Agtech company Halter has secured $220 million in new funding, reflecting continued investment in technologies designed to support livestock management.
The Series E round, led...
A recent evaluation by the Canadian Grain Commission suggests that artificial intelligence (AI) may offer a practical alternative to DNA-based testing for identifying barley...
Kansas is investing in new drone technology designed to support precision agriculture.
Governor Laura Kelly and the Kansas Department of Agriculture announced that Kelly Hills...
Are autonomous tractors and farm automation actually cost-effective? In this episode of the Purdue Commercial AgCast, Chad Fiechter and Josh Strine discuss new research...
Based on recently published research, dairy farms may be closer to using existing barn cameras for individual cow identification—without relying solely on physical tags.
A...
Researchers at Michigan State University are examining whether artificial intelligence can help dairy producers better understand how calves recover from disbudding — and whether...
A new report from the USDA Economic Research Service adds fresh economic evidence to a question many dairy producers have been weighing for years:...
Emergency preparedness for livestock often comes down to one question: where are the animals? In Yukon, animal health officials are answering that question with...
Agricultural robotics is entering a more practical phase. After years of development and testing, many technologies now operate in real crop production systems rather...
