Urban farming has deep roots: "Detroit didn’t start urban farming because it was trendy. It started because people were hungry. " - that's quite an opening line
... gamble on work coming from massive landholdings with tight harvesting windows. This is the Formula 1 of agri-tech; money no object, just faster lap times.
Greenhouses do not have to be inefficient single pane glass box or plastic hoop structure, they can be stunningly beautiful, while being intensely utilitarian. ..
At its heart, a drone is just a flying sensor platform. The value comes in what it sees and how fast it sees it. One operator with a drone can cover ...
Precision agriculture is taking the tools that IT gives you and applying them to farm work. The key thing is rugged, hard wearing, equipment that delivers data.
If you bury those drip lines, then you can plant nice border rows. You avoid weeds, knowing that the irrigation cycle is controlled for lush seasonal blooms.