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Irish tech firm expands satellite and AI-based monitoring to boost biodiversity and carbon sequestration.
New partnership will focus on developing advanced, nutrient-efficient fertilizers to increase crop productivity and reduce environmental impact.
Strategic alliance focuses on advancing biotechnology for sustainable ingredient sourcing in household and personal care products.
This free app helps small-scale farmers manage their data for better business and environmental outcomes. The app assists in operations like achieving organic certification, managing sustainability grants, and estimating greenhouse gas emissions.
The Seed Sticks allow gardeners of any skill level to easily plant vegetables and herbs by simply pushing the stick into the soil and watering it.
Umaro, known for its seaweed-derived protein products, and Sway, which specializes in seaweed-based bioplastics, aim to leverage seaweed’s regenerative properties and minimal resource needs to create environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional plastics.
This project will employ nuclear techniques to develop sustainable farming practices and combat the global issue of salt-affected soils, which currently impact approximately 932 million hectares worldwide. The project aims to test the effectiveness of different soil additives, including the mineral polyhalite, to enhance soil health and crop productivity.
New partnership targets sustainable crop defense.
Agtech startup targets rising herbicide resistance and labor shortages with AI-driven solutions.
A new application designed to enhance weed monitoring through precise detection, geolocation, classification, and identification using artificial intelligence. It directly navigates to weed infestation points and stores the database of millions of images for accurate weed categorization.
LAV321 demonstrated a 70% average efficacy rate in protecting crops from downy mildew, particularly in grapes, where the disease can cause significant crop losses.
New initiatives target sustainable agricultural practices, combining digital innovation with advanced pest control technology.
GoldenEco targets bacterial diseases in tomatoes and peppers, reducing reliance on copper and antibiotics.
A startup has developed robots that can autonomously harvest ripe produce. The robots use stereo cameras to identify ripe produce and navigate around unripe fruits. It currently focuses on crops like tomatoes and plans to expand to cucumbers.
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Europe is falling behind in this field. The concerns 30 years ago was reasonable. Now not so much. We need crops that can survive in a more extreme future climate. Handle droughts and hot weather better. Crops that are less tasty to pests like hogs and deere.
Gene-edited crops set for groundbreaking European trials
