Elsa enters the food chain as AI joins the FDA
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has launched Elsa, a secure generative artificial intelligence tool designed to improve efficiency.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has launched Elsa, a secure generative artificial intelligence tool designed to improve efficiency.
The new MAHA report, led by Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., links pesticides to rising childhood illness, already drawing criticism from farm groups.
Ground Control Robotics, a startup founded by Georgia Tech researcher Dan Goldman, is bringing robotic centipedes to agriculture. Inspired by the efficient movement of wiggly animals like snakes and arthropods, these robots are designed to navigate rugged terrain and perform tasks such as data collection and weed control, particularly in perennial crops like grapes and […]
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller highlights how unlicensed spectrum and the 6 GHz Wi-Fi expansion have revolutionized agricultural productivity.
Microsoft and the FFA have expanded FarmBeats for Students nationwide, offering free kits and curriculum to teach precision agriculture using AI.
Frustrated by the limitations of CB radios, one New Mexico farm upgraded to Midland’s MXT115 GMRS system — gaining clearer, longer-range communication that transformed their field operations.
Genus has received FDA approval for its gene-edited PRRS-resistant pig, the company hopes to reduce disease and antibiotic use in the U.S. pork industry.
North America’s first locally produced commercial-grade green ammonia fertilizer is undergoing testing on farmland in Boone, Iowa.
AI-driven agricultural technology company Aigen has debuted its Element gen2 robot, designed for daily weed control in cotton, soy, and sugar beet fields.
Many industries have adopted the digital twin real-time data analysis, yet experts are still exploring how this machine-learning technology will improve agriculture.