Following the machines, people and ideas shaping agriculture. Selected developments, clear context and a link to the original source.
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GreenTech Americas will take place in Mexico on 9–11 March 2027, bringing suppliers and growers together around high-value crops and the practical demands of controlled-environment production.
GreenTech Amsterdam is scheduled for 15–17 June 2027 at RAI Amsterdam, giving greenhouse growers, technology suppliers and researchers a meeting point for horticultural equipment and knowledge exchange.
The 2020 award brought computer scientists, agricultural researchers and industry partners together to investigate AI applications for labour constraints, crop resilience, soil health and livestock management.
The platform’s December 2025 launch in Brussels highlighted practical guidance, tools and videos from EU-funded projects, aiming to make agricultural and forestry knowledge easier to find and use.
A Horizon Europe consortium proposed an open soil-health platform combining AI, field measurements and pilot-site data, with tools intended to support farmers, land managers and policymakers.
The United States, Japan, India and Australia established a framework for joint research on AI, sensors and robotics, aiming to strengthen agricultural resilience across the Indo-Pacific.
A 2021 regional initiative used sustainable rural tourism as an entry point for wider digital participation, connecting service promotion and sales with the livelihoods of rural households.
A research project compared horticulture in Benin, cocoa in Côte d’Ivoire and milk collection in Senegal to understand how infrastructure, costs and local relationships shape digital adoption.
The University of Minnesota-led institute brings AI and land-management researchers together to improve climate-smart practices and reduce the difficulty of measuring carbon outcomes across farms and forests.
The funding announcement included a farm digital twin and a tractor fuel-conversion trial, positioning practical farm testing as a step toward wider adoption of new technologies.
INRAE and Inria were appointed to lead an eight-year research programme spanning agricultural equipment, decision tools, genetic resources and the social effects of digital technology.
A European-African project linked Earth observation and local data with smallholder value chains, while reporting that reliable interpretation required multiple information sources and experienced local agents.
