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FarmSense’s Eamonn Keogh recently spoke with Taylor Chalstrom at MyAgLife about the technology behind the FlightSensor. Interview begins at the 9:10 mark. Episode 367 | June 30, 2022 | Tech Thursday- New Pest Monitoring Sensor
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Original Press Release – June 14th, 2022 Award-Winning Agtech Startup Uses AI and Machine Learning Algorithms to Transform Pest Management and Create Tools that Support Improved, Sustainable Farming Methods. RIVERSIDE, Calif., June 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Today, agtech startup FarmSense announces a limited product launch of their award-winning and internationally acclaimed real-time pest monitoring and identification device, FlightSensor™. This
Before You Grab Your Torch and Pitchfork… Don’t get too carried away by the title of this article. Remember, we said reconsider, not eliminate completely, the use of pesticides by commercial farmers. Pesticides are a necessary tool for nearly all commercial farmers and although they may have a not-so-positive reputation in certain circles, it is
A Practice That Evolves as Much as Pests Themselves Most farmers would probably agree that pest monitoring and management is an ever-evolving practice that requires undivided attention to both your crops and trends in the pest space. That’s because insects are constantly evolving in an attempt to outsmart and resist the latest prevention and elimination
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A Tale as Old as Time It is believed that the first insect dates back around 385 million years ago based on fossil findings of a wingless creature. To put this in perspective, Homo sapiens began their journey a mere 300,000 years ago. That means that insects have had roughly 384.7 million years to evolve,
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Pest Control with Sustainability in Mind Whether you are cultivating a small, backyard garden at home or you’re managing several acres on a large-scale commercial agricultural operation, you’re probably familiar with the sinking feeling in your stomach when you notice the first signs of a pest invasion of your crops. Naturally, we are often inclined
All the Buzz You have finally decided to take some time to yourself and relax a bit in nature. You decide that a hike and picnic are exactly what you need to relieve some of the stressors of life, whatever they may be. You’ve packed your favorite snacks, laced up a pair of shoes that
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Part IV – Water, Water, Everywhere Continuing from Parts I, II, and III of our series…You’ve made it to the fourth and final installment of our series on regenerative agriculture. We would be remiss in dropping the shoe example at this point, so let’s dive in and discuss the impact of regenerative agriculture on water
Part III – Regenerative Agriculture – A Set It and Forget It Approach Continuing from Part I and Part II of our regenerative agriculture series…Here you are, seasoned to the ways of properly caring for your beloved shoes because as we know, they are the buffer between your feet and the earth. You’ve learned from
Part II – Regenerative Agriculture – From Useless…. Remember our shoe example from Part I of our regenerative agriculture series? Let’s continue with that….There you are, with a new pair of shoes. Based on the lessons from Part I, you’ve recognized the importance of properly managing and caring for your shoes to increase their useful
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