Following the machines, people and ideas shaping agriculture. Selected developments, clear context and a link to the original source.
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Arizona State University profiled alumnus-led Padma AgRobotics, whose farm collaborations span an experimental mobile bird deterrent, cilantro-handling automation and development of new autonomous spraying equipment.
Wageningen’s planned July 2027 Intelligent Agriculture summer school combines classroom learning with hands-on technology workshops, field visits and a collaborative project for students and early-career researchers.
An early University of Georgia announcement places an AI in Agriculture conference on the calendar for March 2029, with a broad remit across biological research, farm production and food-system analytics.
DLG’s programme outline for AGRITECHNICA 2027 includes a FarmRobotix Digital Farm Centre, expert stages and practical machinery demonstrations at the Hanover exhibition scheduled for 14–20 November.
ICID’s fifth World Irrigation Forum is planned for Beijing in 2027, with technology, financing, policy and performance assessment forming an integrated agenda for improving irrigation systems.
Potsdam will host IEEE MetroAgriFor on 9–11 November 2026, with a programme focused on sensors, calibration, data processing and measurement quality across agriculture, forestry and food systems.
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.
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.
A European research project is developing open-source infrastructure to place agricultural applications across edge devices and cloud systems, responding to different connectivity, timing and energy requirements.
The European Commission’s 2025 launch programme described a €300 million partnership designed to improve access to agricultural, environmental and Earth-observation data for practical and policy applications.
Demonstrations in Spain and France brought researchers, engineers and livestock practitioners together to examine interoperability, digital readiness and the social and environmental effects of agricultural technologies.
