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John Deere: AI key to Africa s future food security

17-09-2019 | Article

John Deere: AI key to Africa’s future food security

2008-06-26 21:12:00 Tunisian farmers harvest wheat on June 26, 2008 in the vicinity of Mateur near the northern Tunisian city of Bizerte. A two-day conference organized by the African Development Bank (BAD) opened on June 25, 2008 in Tunis to boost agriculture in light of the food crisis hitting Africa. Experts are to evaluate and analyze difficulties affecting the African agricultural sector in order to be more reactive to needs. AFP PHOTO FETHI BELAID FETHI BELAID / AFP

24-06-2019 | News

Huge potential for digitalisation in African agriculture

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19-03-2019 | Article

African farmers increase yield with fertiliser app

Not afraid to experiment with cover crops

05-03-2019 | Article

Not afraid to experiment with cover crops

BayWa launches satellite-assisted rainmaker

29-01-2019 | News

BayWa launches satellite-assisted ‘rainmaker’

04-12-2018 | News

CNH Industrial launches new Precision Farming aftermarket brand AGXTEND

2016-10-24 10:40:06 A technician holds a drone used to scout a plot of a heat-tolerant hybrid maize growing at the Chiredzi Research Station, on October 24 2016. Under the scorching Zimbabwean sun, cattle seek shade among stunted thorn bushes in the drought-prone district of Zaka, where crops wither due to increasing temperatures and changing weather patterns. Severe lack of rain across southern Africa has hit the country hard, with government officials saying a quarter of the population faces starvation. Many villagers are forced to survive on wild fruit. / AFP PHOTO / JEKESAI NJIKIZANA

01-12-2018 | Article

5 examples of how innovation changes agriculture

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17-10-2018 | Article

Backsaver offers smart tools for small-scaled farms