Autonomous M5L tractors from Kubota are expected to be available in early 2027 for orchard and nut growers.

Timac Agro USA is introducing the first new visual identity for its liquid biostimulant portfolio in 20 years.

Demand remains strong for organic produce, but production costs, price premiums, and competition determine whether the numbers work for growers.

In Episode 2 of the Growing Produce Podcast, we explore ag tech adoption and the challenges of moving beyond demos to commercial use.

From custom-built equipment to specialized planting and harvesting machinery, Polter’s Berry Farm relies on these tools to manage its diverse operation.

UC Merced’s Innovate to Grow program connects student teams with industry partners to tackle real operational challenges.

CEAg World Conference & Expo brings field, greenhouse, and indoor growers together to talk about the decisions behind profitable protected crop production.

AI-powered drones are transforming field monitoring, turning aerial data into actionable intelligence that helps agribusinesses improve efficiency.

California researchers are helping organic vegetable farmers adopt climate-smart practices that conserve water, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and improve soil health.

Shifting from manual to volumetric irrigation automation reduces water use, increases yields, and pays for itself in less than three years.

Harvest Tide Organics prioritizes its people and uses year-round jobs, benefits, and predictable CSA income to keep a strong team together.

Accurate, consistent sorting depends on more than the inspection technology.

Apple Girl Kaitlyn Thornton wants to know if a drone can really spray an apple orchard effectively. Watch as we find out with her.

2026 Grower Achievement Award winner Joel Viereck solves what he can on the farm — and speaks up about what he can’t.

Global vegetable breeding company Enza Zaden joins CEAg World in supporting innovation and the future of controlled environment agriculture.

Amid record heat and drought conditions, California garlic and onion growers are digging deeper for irrigation resources with good water quality.

The right spray equipment and regulatory know-how can make applications more effective and efficient.

Quench from Impello Biosciences aims to help plants better tolerate drought conditions by improving internal water balance and nutrient function.

Researchers have developed a machine learning-based method to identify chemical compounds that can safely repel honey bees from pesticide-treated crops.