Smart farming

UbiQD s quantum dot-enabled retrofit greenhouse film, UbiGro"!, deployed above rows of tomatoes in a research greenhouse in the Netherlands. Credit: UbiQD, Inc.

04-12-2019 | News

NASA explores crop growth for space missions

Infarm launches its very first U.S. urban farm in collaboration with Kroger / QFC in Kirkland, Washington on November 25, 2019. The first harvest marks the bringing of high-quality, sustainably- grown herbs and leafy greens directly in their neighborhood. Photo by Marcus Donner Infarms are modular and can stack to fit any given space. You ll find them in supermarkets, restaurants and distribution centers, where the produce is harvested and offered fresh, living and full of flavor, right in your neighborhood. We remotely control all infarms through our cloud-based farming platform, that learns, adjusts and improves itself continuously, so each plant grows better than the one before. Each infarm is a controlled ecosystem with the perfect amount of light, air & nutrients. An optimal set of conditions that enables our plants to express their natural tastiness to the fullest. By recreating different growing environments from around the world, we are growing plants previously too delicate, rare or expensive to survive the long journey to your plate. As we install infarms in neighbourhoods around the world, we re saving thousands of food miles, preserving water and natural resources, and laying the foundation for a new urban food system.

02-12-2019 | News

Infarm in-store living produce farms in Kroger stores

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29-11-2019 | News

Siemens boosts agritech business in UK

Farmers should be concerned about attacks on science

28-11-2019 | Expert opinion

Farmers should be concerned about attacks on science

Sony enhances Smart Agriculture Solution software

27-11-2019 | News

Sony enhances Smart Agriculture Solution software

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25-11-2019 | Article

Artificial intelligence perfectly able to grow crops

The focus areas for the Brazilian AgVentures II fund include software solutions for agriculture. The fund is managed by São Paulo-based SP Ventures and focuses on startups from the Latin American agricultural and food (AgFood) sector. BASF Venture Capital is one of the main investors in the first closing of the fund.

23-11-2019 | News

BASF invests US$ 4 million in Latin American agtech startups

epa05414535 Ears of triticale, a hybid of wheat and rye used as fodder, on a field during harvest near Bugac, 125 kms southeast of Budapest, Hungary, 07 July 2016. The harvesting of arable crops traditionally begins on 29 June each summer in Hungary. EPA/SANDOR UJVARI HUNGARY OUT

22-11-2019 | News

Key to photosynthesis unlocked

With xarvio"! HEALTHY FIELDS farmers receive an optimized crop protection strategy including professional applications

21-11-2019 | News

BASF offers optimised crop protection strategy

Taranis moves headquarters to Silicon Valley

20-11-2019 | News

Taranis moves headquarters to Silicon Valley

02-05 | Expert opinion

‘Capital Expenses – Part 1: Rethinking Big Iron’

Tx Trimble launches NAV-960 GNSS receiver for precision farming

Turkish Manufacturer Sevsan develops in-row hoe with camera recognition and AI