Farming

An exceptionally warm summer nearly triggered a shortage of this beloved Thanksgiving side.

Farmers have been left to navigate an increasingly complex tech stack on their own. What's desperately needed is a single, integrated, intuitive interface.

Precision agriculture - the use of technology like networked sensors and artificial intelligence - is helping farmers get by without the water they once had.

Advocating for the importance of holistic farming techniques has united two unlikely factions.

As more farmers near retirement age, technology is challenging long-held views on what it means to be a farmer ... and that's a good thing.

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

Mid-cap land is where many lesser known growth and value stories reside—including these three companies.

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.

Under the USDA's new Pandemic Market Volatility Assistance Program, qualified dairy farmers will be reimbursed for 80 percent of the revenue difference per month based on an annual production of up to 5 million pounds of milk marketed and on fluid milk sales from July through December 2020.

The agricultural industry needs to prioritize soil health and limit dependence on synthetic chemicals.

From farming methods to industrial facilities, AI is reshaping the business world.

The co-founders of Square Roots have a lofty goal: bring the urban farm's technology to 10 billion people by 2050.

Activists filmed several instances of abuse at Fair Oaks Farms in Indiana.

Here are three things entrepreneurs should know today.

'There's a lot of interest in bigger companies acquiring these smaller innovators like Tofurky. I see that as a really good sign,' says Jaime Athos.

The era of billion-dollar valuations for shiny, sexy startups -- factors that used to attract VC money -- may be over.

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

When you're on a farm, do as the farmers do. When you're running a business, do what farmers do, too.

One group of researchers is creating a small army of machines to help automate the farming industry.

Looking for companies solving problems in the food and farming industries? Eat your heart out.