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24 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
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Looking at the effects of spectral ranges on growth in vertical systems
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“As intermediators, we don’t expose the names of the people or companies we work with”
24 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
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US: $70,000 awarded to hydroponic education initiative
24 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
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Remarkable increase in patented technologies in greenhouses and growth media
24 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
A recently published EPO study focuses on technologies that contribute to a sustainable food chain. Digital technologies within the agriculture and livestock sectors have seen a significant increase in patent applications since 2012, with an average annual growth rate of 9.4%. This compares to a 3.1%…
"50% of the world’s potash supply sits in countries that are sanctioned or at war"
24 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
As climate-adaptive farming methods like vertical and greenhouse cultivation scale globally, so does the urgency to secure reliable access to core crop inputs, particularly potassium. Controlled-environment agriculture (CEA) systems depend on consistent nutrient delivery to maintain yields and enable…
South Korea: "There are many smart farm self-sufficiency projects but young people say farm work is too hard"
24 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
South Korea is seeing a growing trend where individuals don't feel the need to do hard or long hours of labor, according to experts. The tendency is also seen among welfare recipients. "There are many smart farm self-sufficiency projects in rural areas but young people don't like farm work, saying it's…
Agrotonomy offering masterclass in aeroponic tower growing
24 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
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US starts crackdown on Canadian mushrooms
24 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
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Intelinair Wins 2025 IoT AgTech Advancement Award for AGMRI Platform
25 hours ago by AgriTech Tomorrow News
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René Ruiter appointed as chief commercial officer of Enza Zaden
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25 hours ago by AgriTech Tomorrow News
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26 hours ago by AgriTech Tomorrow Magazine
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26 hours ago by Produce Grower
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“Pepper season marked by high volumes and tight margins”
26 hours ago by Hortidaily
The Dutch pepper season is coming to an end. "Our growers delivered top quality under ideal conditions, with production at exceptional levels. At the same time, this also brought challenges: More kilos do not automatically mean more return. The market could not keep up with supply, and for most of the…
Indian agri varsity develops two new wilt-resistant tomato varieties
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Evaluating the effects of mosaic virus on greenhouse crops
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Diagnosing root diseases in greenhouses: a comprehensive guide for growers
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