New report maps AI use and trust of the smart tech across farming operations.

A big first for the company, Reservoir Farms has announced a pilot expansion into Yuma, AZ, for year-round ag tech testing in desert specialty crops.

Latest State of the Vegetable Industry survey reveals what’s driving growers to invest in smart technology — and what’s holding them back.

New spray drones boost capacity, autonomy, and efficiency, reshaping aerial application for custom applicators and growers in 2026.

Growers should focus on irrigation uniformity, fertigation timing, and root-zone access to maximize nutrient efficiency and crop response.

The Reservoir adds deep underwriting, capital-markets, and startup financing expertise with its acquisition of the Contain Inc. platform.

University of Florida researchers are developing smart tech tools (PhenoSnap and PhenoSeg) to help strawberry and tomato producers with yield predictions.

Munckhof Fruit Tech Innovators is introducing e-learning courses and masterclasses on the latest spraying techniques in orchards.

Learn how Washington’s Smart Orchard initiative aligns growers, researchers, and technology partners to test tools, train talent, and improve adoption.

From infrastructure to staffing, early adopters are discovering autonomy works best when the entire nursery evolves with it.

Learn how N.C. State University scientists are working with blueberry growers on a more precise way to decide when to harvest, using computer vision and AI.

Three-year, $1.5 million partnership will help Western Growers members evaluate ag tech solutions for their toughest challenges.

Walt Duflock of Western Growers lists how growers can use AI-powered smart tools to see clearer, move faster, and make better decisions.

With ROI in mind, growers are taking a practical approach to evaluating new smart tech tools — focusing on fit, reliability, and real-world use.

Learn how Bayer is enlisting robotic security dogs to help protect crops from threats.

Farmers and researchers are using data and technology to improve yields and protect their bottom line.

Fruit growers have always farmed with risk. But despite the pace and overlap of external pressures, the industry refuses to stand still.

Emerging ag robotics company announces expansion into new crops, alongside a next-generation weeding robot arriving later this year.

Take a virtual tour of International Fruit Tree Association post conference tour stops where there was much to see and learn.