Robot farms harvest the first crop completely automatically
According to the researchers, self-control vehicles on the farm have done everything, from start to finish.
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According to the researchers, self-control vehicles on the farm have done everything, from start to finish.
While the demand for food is increasing and the area of agricultural land is gradually shrinking and the climate is becoming more severe, the application of high techn…
Currently on the Vietnamese market, in addition to modern types of stoves such as gas stoves, electric stoves, and stoves, there are still types of stoves that use tradi…
German researchers are experimenting with and utilizing wastewater for hydroponic cultivation to optimize water resources in agricultural production.
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.
People who graze animals, grow crops and drive rickshaws to harvest agricultural products are about to dominate the fields. These robots are expected to be the future of…
Thanks to the laser projection, the seeds germinate faster, the fruit will have a larger volume, the harvest lasts longer, besides the plants will be less sick.
The new invention, the Mecha Farmhands, is considered to be the solution to Japan's challenge to the aging population.
Instead of going to the farm to choose clean vegetables for your family, you can now just go to the supermarket and get safe vegetable products right away.
Damaged or deeply eaten tomatoes, or tomatoes and tomato seeds leftover when producing ketchup will be discharged into landfills and will create dangerous methane gas. B…
Malaysian researchers have studied the use of ozone to preserve papaya and exotic fruits, avoiding damage during storage and transport.
An Australian farmer has announced the creation of a grass-plowed robot that promises to revolutionize agriculture around the world.
Due to the inability to equip agricultural product preservation systems, products produced by farmers in developing countries are susceptible to damage - which means the…
These days, farmers in Minnesota, USA can sit still and still worry about the crop.