Israel technology for agriculture
Sderot-based nonprofit launches 24/7 monitoring for farms, improving security
A new initiative in Sderot provides 24/7 monitoring for remote farms, reducing response times for theft, vandalism, and other security incidents.
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With AI and robotics, two Israeli startups showcase the future of sustainable farming
Meet the new development that will help deal with the wheat shortage
Lavie Bio develops products based on bacteria found in a plant's natural growing environment which helps to improve the yield, quality and sustainability of agricultural crops.
Hebrew U, Volcani Institute team up to prevent looming global food crisis
A new biological sensor detects hidden diseases in potatoes caused by bacteria.
Israeli GenCell achieves scientific breakthrough with zero-emission green ammonia project
The success of the project may not only help companies meet their carbon neutrality targets, but also increase the availability of green ammonia for a wide range of uses.
Agritask, leading Israeli agricultural software company, raises $26 million
Brands such as Starbucks and Heineken use Agritask to minimize risk and better predict supply chains, optimize farming operations, and ensure sustainable farming and sourcing practices.
How can AgTech reduce carbon emissions around the globe?
The agriculture technology company Taranis is developing innovative technology that is helping farmers optimize their production and reduce carbon emissions in response to climate change.
Betterseeds: Using technology to improve crop yields
Israel-based BetterSeeds has shown that better crop genetics is the key to solving the nutritional challenge of population growth.
Start-Up Nation Central to connect UAE with AgriFood-Tech startups
The initiative will facilitate both nations in addressing their food and water security challenges.
Mullets find new home in Kinneret, help preserve lake's ecosystem
Populating the Kinneret with mullets usually takes place once a year. It's done in order to preserve the lake's quality of water by maintaining a balanced population of algae.
Israeli chicken sex-change start-up wins $1m prize in NY agri-tech contest
Soos' software allows them to control the incubation process, forcing chicken embryos to change sex in the egg, mitigating the controversial practice of culling male chicks.
Israeli supermarket employs vertical farm start-up for selling produce
The new technologies eliminate the need to rely on outdoor growers and suppliers while also providing a fresher, more eco-friendly product which needs much less water and land to grow.
