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Scientists have turned arid sand dunes into sparkling multicolored grass hills. Work on greening this desert thanks to super technology of fossil underground mining for…
According to the researchers, self-control vehicles on the farm have done everything, from start to finish.
No longer needing manual labor, farmers now own modern tools to assist in farm work.
Compared to farms that operate in the old way, which depends on the land and sunshine, high-tech farms produce 100 times more, using only 5% of normal water.
A Japanese company uses indoor vegetable cultivation technology, producing more than 80 tons of fresh vegetables every year.
TeraEgg technology uses infrared light combined with complex algorithms to analyze signs of sex and reproduction right from the early stage of embryonic development of c…
The Dutch National Railways (NS) has officially announced that all of the country's current trains will start running at 100% wind power.
German researchers are experimenting with and utilizing wastewater for hydroponic cultivation to optimize water resources in agricultural production.
After years of research and experimentation, Sundrop Farm Company has succeeded in developing the first tomato greenhouse model based on the use of solar and sea energy.
You just need a smartphone to manage. The rest left the robot to worry.
Self-propelled tractors can make farming work harder and boost labor productivity for farmers.
Taking advantage of abandoned bomb shelter underground, two British businessmen successfully built a model farm of multi-level hydroponic vegetables.
Vegetable plants that do not require the use of pesticides, fertilizers and soils can open up new futures for agriculture in China.
Below are four economical farming area solutions that have been widely commercialized in some countries around the world.
The new invention, the Mecha Farmhands, is considered to be the solution to Japan's challenge to the aging population.