agriculture

Precision agriculture is changing the way people farm. But the familiar pitfalls of data collection threaten to hold the industry back.

We've seen what's possible in space, now let's do the same on Earth.

A new report by the USDA shows that only 25% of U.S. farms leverage precision-ag technologies. But in states like California, Iowa and Nebraska, drought, labor and other challenges have spurred innovation.

We have an opportunity for an agricultural system that replenishes the Earth while also feeding our communities. Now we just have to start believing it's possible.

The makers of the Impossible Burger are testing a milk product that tastes like the real thing.

Agritech faces the challenge of feeding 8.1 billion people, but does anyone notice?

There is plenty of opportunity to do good and do well helping to soften the blow.

Hint: It's saving lives.

Demand for sustainable solutions at global scale is an enormous entrepreneurial opportunity.

Introducing robotic milking machines to 300 skeptical bovines wasn't exactly easy, this millennial farmer reports.

IoT applications are changing the way we shop, grow our food and adjust our home thermostats.

It says it has developed the first wearable for plants that allows you to 'see and hear your plants communicate.'

Monsanto will join a Brazilian investment fund with up to 300 million reais ($92 million), managed by Microsoft, evaluating ideas for new digital tools to be applied to agricultural production in the country, executives said.

As the market grows for better farm data, VC firms are seeding new developments.

Investments in food ventures are heating up. Here's what's making investors bite.

FarmLogs turns to big data to update age-old practices.

The Michigan-based launchpad offers a three-year program that lets farmers work in their own space while learning from others.

The Supreme Court's ruling over raisins means regulators need to think twice about taking private property.