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Has Commercial Agriculture Entered Its Next Tech Revolution? Updated April 2026 – Just a few decades ago, the phrase tech revolution often felt like one that should be associated with the latest sci-fi film. Most of us underestimated that rate at which the technology sector would expand — as well as how impactful it would be […]
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Bees – The Voice of Our Fields You may have noticed that the topic of bees is one that’s frequently covered in our blog articles, and if you’re even remotely involved in the world of agriculture, you probably understand why — bees are a vital tool for the continued success of commercial agriculture. In recent years,
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The Early Bird Gets the…Best Yield? Last month, we discussed several trends that we expect to take place within the commercial agriculture industry during the coming year. This month, we’re shifting gears and exploring some of the best practices that farmers can implement during the off-season in order to better prepare for the upcoming growing
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Out with the Old – In with the New For most of us, this time of year consists of decompressing after spending time with the family and deciding which resolutions we want to commit to in the coming year. However, for most commercial farmers and agricultural operators, early winter is the time of year spent
Commercial Agriculture Predictions and Trends for 2023: A Look at the Year Ahead Read More »
Big Data’s Big Problem Over 500,000 data points are generated each day by the average farm and according to Business Insider’s research, this number is expected to double itself by 2025 before reaching roughly 2.75 million daily data points by the close of the decade. On the surface, the idea of generating hundreds of thousands
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Ants – A Farmer’s Secret Weapon or Achilles’ Heel? For most of us, the sight of these curious six-legged creatures typically means that you’ve left some sweet treats on the countertop or perhaps you’ve made a poor choice for your picnic spot. With over 12,000 species around the globe, ants come in various shapes, sizes,
Ants in Commercial Agriculture – Allies, Enemies, or a Little of Both? Read More »
The Apple Industry — In a Nutshell Next to grapes, apples are reported to be the second leading fruit in the US based on production volume and are the number one consumed fruit in the US. Data from the US Apple Association estimates that the 26,000+ apple producers, which span all 50 states, produce over
How Real-Time Pest Monitoring Can Protect Your Apple Harvest from Codling Moths Read More »
Understanding Europe’s Farm to Fork Strategy & The Role of Pest Monitoring At the core of the European Union’s efforts to become the first climate-neutral continent through the European Green Deal resides their Farm to Fork Strategy. Although the goals of this initiative are ambitious, if successful, they will lead to a more environmentally sustainable
Original Press Release – August 17th, 2022 Award-Winning Paper Provides Framework for FarmSense’ Comprehensive Insect Database; Hosting the Most Digitized Insect Information in the World RIVERSIDE, Calif., Aug. 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Today, FarmSense announces that co-founder and professor at University of California, Riverside, Dr. Eamonn Keogh, has been honored with the 2022 ACM SIGKDD Test of Time Award. This esteemed award
Has the Media Blown the Pollinator Crisis Out of Proportion? It’s commonplace these days to find stories surrounding the global pollinator crisis sprinkled into the news these days. From Bloomberg to Science Daily, alarming narratives pertaining to the worldwide decline of pollinator populations and the potential societal impact have many people wondering if this is
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