Factors like age and attitude towards sustainable farming practices influence farmers’ purchasing decisions, says Boston Consulting Group.
SAYeTECH combines hardware and Internet of Things (IoT) embedded systems to build tools specific to Africa’s smallholder farming communities.
FIRA attendees agreed that ag robotics and automation will create more jobs for the industry, and typically better ones, too.
Under a deal with leading ag equipment dealer Rocky Mountain Equipment, Brilliant Harvest will provide the firm’s 43 stores with their own dealer branded mobile app.
Ahead of FIRA USA, agtech experts weigh in on the state of investment in ag robotics and automation, and what to do next.
Grain Weevil says its robot can make storing grain more efficient while keeping farmers out of grain bins and saving lives in the process.
A history of innovation and a new pack of entrepreneurs are driving agtech growth in Fargo and the Red River Valley.
There’s a lot more to autonomy than autonomy.
A list of the top seven farm robotics deals so far in 2024, with a bonus look at the most interesting seed stage investments.
Funding will go towards developing new AI capabilities as well as expanding the Monarch Tractor brand in the US and globally.
Agrifoodtech startup investment has hit its lowest point in six years as a result of fewer and smaller deals.
Bluewhite’s “IKEA” approach to autonomy outfits existing machines with its system to tackle everything from seeding to mowing.
Neatleaf has built a straightforward ag robotics platform focused on plant-health and yield. Customers say they can’t work without it.
California-based farm-ng aims to lower the adoption and innovation barriers for small and medium growers adopting robotics.
Burro will use the new funds to broaden its product line and reach more areas of agriculture struggling with labor.
Flexible financing solutions for equipment can drive scalability and enable an organization to reach milestones sooner.
Jorge Heraud, VP of automation and autonomy at John Deere, talks tractors, sprayers and educating the public about the vital role of farmers.
The UK-based farm robotics company talks labor shortages, AI, startup collaboration and more in this interview with AgFunderNews.
The annual Farm Robotics Challenge sets university students to work on solving real-world agricultural issues with robotics-based solutions.
As artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotics continue to evolve, smart farms will become even smarter.
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