Latest Food Headlines
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Hesai's JT Series 3D Lidar Revolutionizes The Future Of Autonomous Farming
7/30/2025
Hesai Technology (Nasdaq: HSAI), a global leader in lidar solutions, announces today that it will supply its advanced JT series lidar sensors to support the deployment of next-generation autonomous farming robots for Agtonomy and Alpha Werke.
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SCIO Launches SCIO Mini 2 Corn - Next-Generation Lab-Grade Moisture Analysis For Corn
7/30/2025
Over a thousand scans. Zero shelling. Instant results. That's the promise of the newly launched SCIO Mini 2, a device that helps US corn growers and seed producers measure moisture in the field, which builds on the success of SCIO Mini 1.
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Allergy-Triggering Proteins In Barley Measured Precisely For The First Time—New Basis For More Tolerable Foods
7/29/2025
Amylase/trypsin-inhibitors (ATIs) are proteins that can trigger immune reactions in the human body.
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Greenway Farms Chooses Sollum Technologies' Dynamic LED Lighting To Boost Lettuce Production
7/29/2025
Sollum Technologies is proud to announce its new partnership with Greenway Farms. Based in Maryland, Greenway Farms is a purpose-driven aquaponic farm that grows leafy greens and fresh fish year-round in a sustainable manner—free from GMOs, pesticides, herbicides, and synthetic chemicals.
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US Agriculture, LLC Utilizes CeresAI To Transform Farmland Monitoring
7/29/2025
US Agriculture, LLC, a respected farmland investment firm and registered advisor, has chosen to work with CeresAI, a pioneer in AI-powered agricultural analytics, to reshape how institutional farmland investments are monitored, managed, and optimized.
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Rock Dust Could Help Fight Climate Change And Boost Crop Yields
7/28/2025
A new Anglo-French study suggests that spreading crushed volcanic rock on farmland could help capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere — and even boost crop yields — but its success depends on local soil conditions.
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Study Identifies Gene Clusters In Rhizobia Linked To Robust Legume Growth
7/28/2025
In a new study, scientists used nearly every tool in their toolkit — genomics, transcriptomics, greenhouse experiments and advanced statistical methods — to gain new insight into the complex chemical interactions that take place in underground root nodules, where legumes like soybeans exchange vital nutrients with soil microbes called rhizobia.
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Food Compliance Bears Fruit With TELUS-Welch's Breakthrough Partnership
7/28/2025
TELUS Agriculture & Consumer Goods and Welch's have joined forces in a groundbreaking 10-year partnership that will transform how food companies manage regulatory compliance and supply chain transparency.
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How Plants Are Learning To Spot Sneaky Bacterial Invaders
7/28/2025
Scientists at the University of California, Davis, used artificial intelligence to help plants recognize a wider range of bacterial threats — which may lead to new ways to protect crops like tomatoes and potatoes from devastating diseases.
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Planting Bush Basil Near Green Beans Naturally Repels Certain Pests
7/25/2025
In the middle of summer, garden vegetables like green beans are proliferating, but so are pests that like to chew and suck on them.