# FarmSense

> The next generation of autonomous, real-time insect monitoring


## Posts

- [Spotted Lanternfly: Understanding the Threat to U.S. Agriculture](https://farmsense.io/spotted-lanternfly-farmsense/): Introduction | The Spotted Lanternfly and Commercial Agriculture   December 2025 – The spotted lanternfly has become one of the fastest-spreading invasive insects in the United States, and its rise is creating new challenges for growers across several major production regions. Its colorful wings and unique markings make it stand out, yet the insect’s appearance hides a very real threat. The spotted lanternfly feeds on a long list of crops and trees, and its growing population has placed vineyards, orchards, and nursery operations at significant risk. For commercial agriculture, the concern is straightforward. This insect weakens plants, spreads quickly, and […]
- [FarmSense to Demo the Latest Version of Its Real-Time Agricultural Insect Monitoring Technology at the 2025 Almond Conference](https://farmsense.io/farmsense-demos-latest-flightsensor-at-2025-almond-conference/): December 2025 – AgTech Pioneer, FarmSense, will be demonstrating the latest advancements in its award-winning, real-time insect monitoring FlightSensor™ tech at this year’s Almond Conference in Sacramento, CA, December 10-12. RIVERSIDE, Calif., Dec. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — FarmSense, a leader in the agricultural technology industry and known for its award-winning insect monitoring technology, will showcase the newest version of its FlightSensor technology at the 2025 Almond Conference. The event will take place December 10–12 at the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center in Sacramento, California. FarmSense will be located at Booth #527, where attendees can meet with company leadership, including CEO, co-founder, and award-winning […]
- [The Return of the New World Screwworm | What Farmers Need to Know](https://farmsense.io/new-world-screwworm-farmsense/): Introduction | The 2025 Threat of New World Screwworm October 2025 — Few insect pest threats are as unsettling as the New World Screwworm, an insect whose larvae feed not on decaying matter but on the living tissue of warm-blooded animals. For farmers and ranchers, its recent resurgence in parts of the United States has reignited concerns about animal health, production losses, and food security. The New World Screwworm (Cochliomyia hominivorax) has a long history of devastating livestock and wildlife. While it was once classified as eradicated from the U.S., recent detections have raised red flags for veterinarians, producers, and […]
- [Overcoming Damage With Data | Why Agricultural Monitoring Matters Even More Now ](https://farmsense.io/overcoming-damage-with-data-agricultural-monitoring/): Agricultural Monitoring | The Invisible War in Our Fields September 2025 — Every day, a quiet yet critical battle unfolds across commercial agricultural fields around the globe. Farmers face an endless stream of threats from pests and diseases in a seemingly invisible war that determines the health, yield, and sustainability of their crops. Despite treatments and preventative methods, the future of agricultural success fundamentally hinges on a comprehensive approach and adoption to agricultural monitoring. The reality is simple: farmers cannot effectively manage what they fail to monitor accurately and promptly. What Agricultural Monitoring Really Means for Today’s Farmers Agricultural monitoring, especially […]
- [Termites | What You Should Know About the Silent Saboteurs of Soil and Structure](https://farmsense.io/termites-what-you-should-know-about-the-silent-saboteurs-of-soil-and-structure/): Introduction | Why Termites Deserve a Closer Look June 2025 — Termites might not be the first pest farmers think about when protecting their crops, certainly not as immediate as the codling moth or navel orange worm. Yet beneath their unobtrusive appearance lies a quiet threat, capable of harming agricultural yields in select crops and causing damage to homes, barns, and buildings. Known by most for their penchant for devouring wooden structures, termites date back to approximately 250 million years ago during the Triassic period. Interestingly, despite the common misconception of termites being related to or a type of any, they […]
- [Fields of Expectation | Rethinking Precision Agriculture](https://farmsense.io/fields-of-expectation-rethinking-precision-agriculture/): Introduction June 2025 — In recent years, the idea of precision agriculture has become a beacon of promise within the agricultural community, exciting growers and technology innovators alike. At its core, precision agriculture suggests farming practices meticulously refined by advanced technologies, enabling farmers to optimize resources, maximize yields, and reduce environmental impacts. The appeal is compelling — offering visions of farms operating with surgical precision, guided by data that eliminates waste and uncertainty. Yet, to truly harness the potential of precision agriculture, we must first take a step back and temper our expectations. Our intent with this blog isn’t to […]
- [More Than Just a Bite | Why Mosquito Awareness Matters in Commercial Agriculture](https://farmsense.io/more-than-just-a-bite-why-mosquito-awareness-matters-in-commercial-agriculture/): Not Your Average Ag Pest | Why Mosquitoes Deserve a Spot on the Radar April 2025 — When we talk about insect threats in agriculture, the mosquito isn’t usually top of mind. Unlike pests that directly damage crops, mosquitoes often go unnoticed in the agricultural conversation — yet their impact can be far-reaching, especially for commercial operations. At FarmSense, we typically focus on insect species that cause direct harm to crops. But with the 2025 mosquito season upon us, we believe it’s just as important to spotlight the risks these pests pose to human health and overall agricultural productivity. Their expanding […]
- [Stuck in the Past | Why Farmers Are Replacing Sticky Traps with Real-Time Insect Monitoring](https://farmsense.io/stuck-in-the-past-why-farmers-are-replacing-sticky-traps-with-real-time-insect-monitoring/): Introduction | Get a Clue & Ditch the Glue March 2025 — For generations, commercial farmers have relied on traditional pest monitoring methods as a watchdog over their crops. Most notably are sticky traps, which gained traction in commercial agriculture around the onset of the Green Revolution in the 1940s, and have been a staple in farmers’ toolkits ever since. Sticky traps are brightly colored, adhesive-coated “cards”, which are placed in fields to capture flying insects with the intent of providing a periodic snapshot of pest presence. While sticky traps have served their purpose over the years, they come with significant […]
- [Understanding The Hidden Costs of the Olive Fruit Fly in Commercial Groves](https://farmsense.io/hidden-costs-of-the-olive-fruit-fly/): Introduction | The Olive Fruit Fly February 2025 — The olive fruit fly (Bactrocera oleae) is one of the most common pests threatening olive production worldwide. This small, yellowish-brown insect, about the size of a housefly, specifically targets olives, laying its eggs inside the fruit. The larvae feed inside the olive’s flesh, causing irreversible damage that significantly reduces the quality of table olives and olive oil. For those who have a hand in managing part of the 2.47 million acres of olive groves worldwide, this tiny pest can present quite the challenge. That’s why we wanted to dedicate this month’s FarmSense […]
- [Uninvited Guests | How the Codling Moth Impacts Commercial Agriculture](https://farmsense.io/codling-moth-impact-farmsense/): Introduction | The Codling Moth in Stone Fruits January 2025 — Meet the codling moth, a pint-sized yet formidable foe in the world of commercial agriculture and hobby farming alike. These uninvited guests have earned a notorious reputation as highly destructive pests, particularly for growers of apples, pears, and walnuts. With their ability to infiltrate orchards and wreak havoc, codling moths are no small matter in the agricultural industry and have spread worldwide from Europe by transport of infested fruit. This pest is present from Alaska to the top of South America, Australia, Africa, and any region where stone fruits can […]
- [Tiny Pest, Big Problem | Managing the Diamondback Moth in Agriculture](https://farmsense.io/managing-the-diamondback-moth-in-agriculture/): Introduction | Diamondback Moths in Cole Crop Agriculture January 2025 — The Diamondback moth (DBM) is one of the most formidable pests in agriculture, particularly problematic for farmers and gardeners who grow brassica crops (also referred to as cruciferous crops) such as cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower. Known scientifically as Plutella xylostella, diamondback moths are remarkably small — typically less than half an inch long in their mature form — but their impact on crops is disproportionately large. Each year, they cause billions of dollars in damage worldwide, infesting thousands of acres and making it increasingly challenging for farmers to protect […]
- [FarmSense Named Winner of Saudi Arabia's National Center for Palms & Dates International Prize](https://farmsense.io/farmsense-named-winner-of-saudi-arabias-national-center-for-palms-dates-international-prize/): Original Press Release – December, 11th 2024 Ag-Tech startup takes home prestigious New Product Development Prize for its real-time, autonomous agricultural pest monitoring and classification technology RIVERSIDE, Calif., Dec. 11, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — FarmSense, a pioneer in real-time agricultural pest monitoring and classification technology, has been named winner of the New Product Development category in Saudi Arabia’s annual National Center for Palms & Dates (NCPD) International Prize event. The accolade, which “aims to provide opportunities to bring exciting new scientific, technical, and innovative advances in the palm and date sectors by individuals and entities across the world” [source], was presented in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, by His Excellency the […]
- [The Next Big Buzz | Exploring Agricultural Pest Management with an Entomologist](https://farmsense.io/the-next-big-buzz-agricultural-pest-management-with-an-entomologist/): A New Era for Pest Monitoring & Agricultural Pest Management September 2024 — If you’ve been keeping tabs on the latest commercial agricultural trends, you’re probably aware that the blend of science, technology, and sustainability is driving the future of agricultural pest management. At times, it may feel overwhelming to try and keep up with how quickly best practices and generally accepted methods are changing when it comes to monitoring pests in your fields and pesticide application. Instead of trying to make sense of the litany of suggestions, advisories, hearsay, and rumors that are floating around the web, we decided to […]
- [Field Notes | Commercial Agriculture From The Perspective of a Pest Control Advisor](https://farmsense.io/commercial-agriculture-perspective-of-a-pest-control-advisor/): Guarding the Green | Pest Control Advisors and Farming By now, the value of insect monitoring in commercial agriculture is no secret and as the industry expands into the realm of automated pest monitoring, the question that many farmers are left asking is, “okay…I know what insect pests are in my fields. How do I deal with them?” This is the point where farmers intersect with one of the unsung heroes of agricultural insect pest control — pest control advisors (PCAs) and crop consultants. Considering the significant role that PCAs play in the success of commercial agricultural operations, we’ve decided […]
- [Guarding Your Grove | Understanding Almond Pest Monitoring](https://farmsense.io/guarding-your-grove-understanding-almond-pest-monitoring/): Guarding Your Grove | Understanding Almond Pest Monitoring The almond industry is a cornerstone of American agriculture, with California’s Great Central Valley being responsible for producing 82% of the world’s almond supply across 1.5 million acres. This agricultural sector not only fuels local economies but also helps meet the growing global demand for healthy, plant-based foods. However, the journey from blossom to nut is filled with challenges for almond farmers, who must navigate a litany of environmental obstacles to maintain their crops. That’s why we’ve decided to discuss the significance of commercial almond pest monitoring in this month’s article. One […]
- [Battling Bugs | The Essential Art of Agricultural Insect Management](https://farmsense.io/battling-bugs-the-essential-art-of-agricultural-insect-management/): Understanding the Significance of Agricultural Insect Management June 2024 – Agriculture stands at the heart of human civilization as the backbone of global food production, providing nourishment for billions of people daily. Yet, this vital sector faces a litany of challenges that threaten its stability and productivity. Among these challenges, one of — if not the most — persistent and destructive is the damage caused by insects. That’s why we decided to take a step back this month to highlight the significance of agricultural insect management. Insects, while integral to many ecological processes, pose a formidable threat to crops worldwide. […]
- [Know Your Pests to Grow Your Best | How Automated Pest Monitoring is Transforming Farming](https://farmsense.io/automated-pest-monitoring-revolution/): The Automated Pest Monitoring Revolution It’s no secret that commercial farmers and agricultural operators have access to more technology and data about their crops than ever before, which has left many scratching their head as they try to figure out why so many farmers still rely on the same sticky trap methods used by their great grandparents when it comes to monitoring for insect pests. You will find very few commercial growers willing to argue with the sentiment that ensuring the health and yield of crops is a task that demands constant vigilance. Farmers have long stood on the front […]
- [The Value of Insect Monitoring in Modern Agriculture](https://farmsense.io/the-value-of-insect-monitoring-in-modern-agriculture/): The Value of Insect Monitoring in Modern Agriculture In the current bustling world that is modern commercial agriculture, farmers are finding themselves in a situation that is stickier than those antiquated glue traps — finding balance between maximizing yields and maintaining sustainable practices. Identifying the sweet spot of these two critical areas has become paramount for commercial farmers with visions of long-term success. At the heart of this balancing act lies the critical — yet often neglected — role of insect monitoring. For the commercial agricultural operators who are currently reading this and saying to themselves, “this doesn’t apply to me…I […]
- [Taoiseach Leo Varadkar Presents FarmSense Co-Founder, Dr. Eamonn Keogh, with 2024 SFI St. Patrick's Day Science Medal](https://farmsense.io/2024-sfi-st-patricks-day-medal-award/): Prestigious award presented during celebratory event in Washington D.C. to honor exceptional contribution to research and innovation     RIVERSIDE, Calif., March 15, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Today, FarmSense proudly announces that co-founder and distinguished professor at the University of California, Riverside, Dr. Eamonn Keogh, has been named recipient of the Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) 2024 St. Patrick’s Day Science Medal Award. A ceremony was held in Washington D.C., where Taoiseach Leo Varadkar presented Dr. Keogh with the award to recognize his immense contributions to research and innovation in academia. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar presenting Dr. Eamonn Keogh with the 2024 SFI St. Patrick’s Day Science Medal Award Dr. Eamonn Keogh speaking at […]
- [Unwrapping the Mystery of Mummy Nuts in Commercial Agriculture](https://farmsense.io/unwrapping-the-mystery-of-mummy-nuts/): Introduction Updated April 2024 – In the world of commercial agriculture, one of more impactful phenomena is the occurrence of mummy nuts. This term, while whimsical in nature, refers to a serious issue that occurs in nut orchards, particularly in almonds, walnuts, and pistachios. In this month’s article, FarmSense will delve into what mummy nuts are, their significance in commercial agriculture sanitation, and the strategies employed to mitigate their impact. Let’s begin unwrapping the mystery of mummy nuts in commercial agriculture. What are Mummy Nuts? Mummy nuts is the name given to nuts that remain on the trees after the […]
- [How AI Driven Pest Monitoring Can Benefit Organic Farmers | Updated February 2024](https://farmsense.io/ai-driven-pest-monitoring-benefits-for-organic-farmers/): Farming in Expert Mode Updated February, 2024 – Organic farming practices, as outlined by the US Environmental Protection Agency [EPA], emphasize the use of natural methods over synthetic fertilizers and pesticides (source). Given the challenges organic farmers face, particularly in pest management, it’s remarkable how they adapt to the limited tools available. With the global organic farming industry expected to span over 141 million hectares by 2027 (source), it’s clear that organic agriculture and sustainability practices are growing trends. For farmers in this sector, adopting best practices and optimizing operations is crucial. We’ve previously discussed the rise of AI in […]
- [Beneficial Bugs to be Thankful For](https://farmsense.io/beneficial-bugs-to-be-thankful-for/): Insects…The Good, The Bad, The Ugly Updated February 2024 – For most, the word “insect” is considered synonymous with “pest”, but if we explore the entire insect ecosystem, we quickly recognize that there’s more to the story. Be it influence by media, societal norms, or cultural indoctrination, most of us cringe at the thought of creepy crawlers residing, reproducing, and resting on crops that will eventually make their way onto grocery store shelves, but in the vein of giving thanks during the month of November, we felt it would be appropriate to paint a clearer picture of the beneficial bugs […]
- [What are the Realistic Expectations for Biopesticides to Replace Synthetics in Commercial Agriculture?](https://farmsense.io/future-of-biopesticides/): The Future of Biopesticides The commercial agricultural sector is at a crossroads, with increasing concerns about the environmental and health impacts of synthetic pesticides. This has spurred interest in an alternative approach that has long lingered in the back of the minds of biological producers, farmers, and environmentalists — biopesticides. As the spotlight shines on biopesticide development more than ever before, it is important to consider the fact that incorporating these — ideally — ecofriendly methods of pest control encompass more than simply embracing green alternatives; it’s about redefining the very essence of how we protect our crops. That’s why we decided […]
- [Dr. Eamonn Keogh and Colleagues Win IEEE ICDM 2023 10-Year Highest-Impact Paper Award & IEEE ICDM 2023 Best Paper Runner-Up Award](https://farmsense.io/farmsenses-dr-keogh-wins-multiple-ieee-icdm-awards/): Award-Winning Paper Provides Framework for FarmSense’ Comprehensive Insect Database; Hosting the Most Digitized Insect Information in the World RIVERSIDE, Calif., December 4, 2023 – Today, FarmSense announces that co-founder and professor at University of California, Riverside, Dr. Eamonn Keogh and colleagues have won the IEEE 2023 10-Year Highest-Impact Paper award. The award is for “Dynamic Time Warping Averaging of Time Series allows Faster and more Accurate Classification” which Dr. Keogh wrote with his student Yanping Chen and collaborators from Australia and France. As the image from the  below shows, Dr. Keogh demonstrates his ideas with insect classification. This is the second 10-year […]
- [Is Regenerative Agriculture the Lifeline for the US Almond Industry?](https://farmsense.io/is-regenerative-agriculture-the-lifeline-for-the-us-almond-industry/): Is Regenerative Agriculture the Lifeline for the US Almond Industry? The United States almond industry, which is primarily based in California, has thrived for decades, making the US the world’s leading producer of almonds. However, this booming industry — valued at nearly $6 billion — is now facing grave challenges, from prolonged drought conditions to depleting soil health. While many see these challenges as threats to the industry’s future, there is a silver lining. Regenerative agriculture may just be the lifeline the US almond industry needs to ensure its longevity and sustainability. That’s why we decided to answer the question: […]
- [FarmSense Selected as $750,000 Winner in the 2023 Radicle Inclusion Challenge by Nutrien](https://farmsense.io/farmsense-wins-2023-radicle-inclusion-challenge-by-nutrien/): Check out the press release below for details about FarmSense’s $750,000 win at the 2023 Radicle Inclusion Challenge Presented by Nutrien.  Original Press Release – October 2nd, 2023 The award-winning Agtech startup named 1 of 2 winners out of 190 global entries in the 2023 Radicle Inclusion Challenge Presented by Nutrien. RIVERSIDE, Calif., Oct. 2, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Today, agtech startup FarmSense, announces that it has been named 1 of 2 winners in the 2023 Radicle Inclusion Challenge presented by Nutrien. Winners were named at the 2023 Women in Agribusiness Summit (WIA), which was held in Nashville, TN. Winners were each awarded a $750,000 investment as part […]
- [Sowing Seeds of Diversity: Enriching Commercial Agriculture Through Inclusion](https://farmsense.io/diversity-and-inclusion-in-commercial-agriculture/): Sowing Seeds of Diversity: Enriching Commercial Agriculture Through Inclusion In an era of burgeoning globalization and interconnected markets, the sphere of commercial agriculture cannot afford to remain insular, bound by traditional practices that seldom welcome novelty. It is within this context that the notion of fostering social diversity and inclusion emerges as not just a moral imperative, but a necessity for sustaining and evolving the industry. The intricate assortment of diverse thoughts, skills, and approaches woven by individuals from various demographics can be a cornerstone in bolstering the resilience and adaptability of commercial agriculture. Diversity, in its true essence, signifies […]
- [FarmSense Takes Top Prize in Bayer's Prestigious Grants4Tech Pest Monitor Challenge](https://farmsense.io/farmsense-takes-top-prize-in-bayers-grants4tech-competition/): Check out the press release below for details about FarmSense taking the top prize in Bayer’s Grants4Tech Competition.  Original Press Release – September 11th, 2023 The award-winning Agtech startup takes top spot at global competition for novel and breakthrough technologies for early pest detection RIVERSIDE, Calif., Sept. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Today, agtech startup FarmSense, announces that it has been awarded the top prize in Bayer’s global Grants4Tech Pest Monitor Challenge. The FarmSense team recently spent multiple days demonstrating the capabilities of their FlightSensor™ technology during the finalists’ event at Bayer’s headquarters in Germany. The panel of judges were impressed by FarmSense’s real-time pest […]
- [FarmSense Named Finalist in 2023 Radicle Inclusion Challenge by Nutrien](https://farmsense.io/farmsense-named-finalis/): Check out the press release below for details about FarmSense being named a finalist in the 2023 Radicle Inclusion Challenge by Nutrien.  Original Press Release – August, 29th, 2023 4 finalists selected from 190 applicants in 40 countries to compete for 1 of 2 US$750,000 investments at an event at the WIA Summit on Sept 28th in Nashville SAN DIEGO, CA, USA, August 29, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ — Nutrien, the world’s largest provider of crop inputs and services, and Radicle Growth, a company-building platform for early-stage ag and food start-up companies, are pleased to announce four finalists for the second ever Radicle […]
- [FarmSense Awarded SBIR Grant to Develop the First State-of-the-Art Digital Mosquito Surveillance Platform](https://farmsense.io/farmsense-awarded-sbir-grant-to-develop-the-first-state-of-the-art-digital-mosquito-surveillance-platform/): Original Press Release – August, 22nd, 2023 The award-winning Agtech startup will provide the first real-time mosquito surveillance to support CDC’s recent initiatives around vector control and mosquito suppression RIVERSIDE, Calif., Aug. 22, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Today, agtech startup FarmSense, announces that it has been awarded Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) funds in the amount of $275,000, with potential expansion of up to $2 million for the creation of an end-to-end platform for digital mosquito surveillance. The project will support the vital work of vector control and mosquito suppression efforts, targeting the reduction of diseases like West Nile, Eastern Encephalitis, Zika, and Malaria. This development comes in the wake […]
- [FarmSense Selected as a Top Finalist in Bayer's Prestigious Grants4Tech Pest Monitor Challenge](https://farmsense.io/farmsense-selected-as-a-top-finalist-in-bayers-prestigious-grants4tech-pest-monitor-challenge/): Original Press Release – July 18th, 2023 The award-winning AgTech startup is invited to Bayer headquarters in Germany to demonstrate its revolutionary patented pest monitoring device for a chance to be named winner of Bayer’s 2023 Grants4Tech, a prestigious accomplishment RIVERSIDE, Calif., July 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Today, agtech startup FarmSense, announces its selection as a top finalist (one of three) in Bayer’s 2023 Grants4Tech Pest Monitor Challenge. A global competition, FarmSense has been invited to the four-day finalist event, which will be held in Germany September 4th-8th, 2023 to demonstrate the capabilities of its FlightSensor™. Bayer describes the goal of the competition as a search for “novel […]
- [Navel Orange Worms - Commercial Agriculture’s Battle Against Silent Invaders](https://farmsense.io/navel-orange-worms-in-commercial-agriculture/): Exploring the Potential Impact of Navel Orange Worms As we’ve discussed before, commercial agriculture is vital to feeding the growing global population. However, various pests and diseases can significantly impact crop yields and quality. One such threat, especially for nut and fruit farmers, is the navel orange worm (NOW), a destructive pest that targets several crops, including almonds, walnuts, pistachios, figs, dates, and, as the name suggests, oranges. In this article, we will be exploring the potential impact of navel orange worms in commercial agriculture, emphasizing the importance of effective pest management strategies and effective IPM practices. Understanding Navel Orange […]
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- [Transforming Agriculture: The Rise of AI in Commercial Farming](https://farmsense.io/transforming-agriculture-the-rise-of-ai-in-commercial-farming/): From Seed to Shelf – Commercial Farmers’ New Best Friend It seems that you can’t read the news, watch TV, or listen to your favorite podcast these days without hearing chatter around the capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI). As you’ll discover in this article, commercial agriculture is no stranger to AI developments either. In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, technological advancements have revolutionized the way farmers approach their craft. Among the array of game-changing innovations, AI has emerged as a powerful ally, empowering commercial farmers with unprecedented capabilities and insights. From optimizing crop yields and reducing resource wastage to enhancing […]
- [Exploring the Latest Tech Aimed at Helping Pollinators](https://farmsense.io/tech-helping-pollinators/): The Value of Pollinators to Commercial Farmers It is no secret, pollinators are essential to the health and well-being of our planet, playing a vital role in our ecosystems and food systems. From bees to butterflies, these creatures help to pollinate plants, enabling them to produce fruits, vegetables, and other crops that make up a significant portion of our diets. In fact, studies suggest that more than 70% of global crop production relies on pollinators. However, as we’ve discussed in previous articles, pollinators are facing numerous challenges, including habitat loss, pesticide use, and climate change. Fortunately, technology is offering some […]
- [Is Climate Change Impacting the Growth of Commercial Agriculture?](https://farmsense.io/is-climate-change-impacting-the-growth-of-commercial-agriculture/): Is Climate Change Really Slowing Us Down? By now, most of us accept the reality of climate change and its direct effects on society, but a recent report suggests that climate change may also be impacting us in a different, yet equally concerning way — commercial agriculture productivity. Of course, we recognize that agriculture — feeding the planet — is a necessary and vital expenditure of environmental resources, however, our goal is to explore the question: are we being as effective and efficient as possible? That’s why we decided to explore the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) latest report which […]
- [Is Commercial Agriculture Experiencing Another Tech Revolution?](https://farmsense.io/agricultures-next-tech-revolution/): Has Commercial Agriculture Entered Its Next Tech Revolution?  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 in our day to day lives. In most cases, the digitization of the world around us provides a means to better identify and understand trends in hopes of improving the efficiency of our lives or business operations. Sure, the rapid expansion of tech hasn’t been without some societal hurdles […]
- [Could a New Honey Bee Vaccine Protect Our Vital Pollinators?](https://farmsense.io/could-a-new-honey-bee-vaccine-protect-our-vital-pollinators/): Could a New Honey Bee Vaccine Protect Our Vital Pollinators? 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, research around these buzzing pollinators has grown exponentially to answer questions on the declining strength of honey bee colonies. Although the number of US colonies has stayed above 2.3 million since 1980, beekeepers are facing […]
- [Preparing for the 2023 Commercial Agriculture Growing Season](https://farmsense.io/preparing-for-the-growing-season/): 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 and harvest season. As most farmers would agree, half of the battle leading up to a successful year of farming occurs during the off-season. Planning, equipment maintenance, and market research are all vital aspects to increasing your odds of a worthwhile harvest. Let’s take a […]
- [Commercial Agriculture Predictions and Trends for 2023: A Look at the Year Ahead](https://farmsense.io/commercial-agriculture-predictions-and-trends-for-2023-a-look-at-the-year-ahead/): 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 planning for the upcoming growing season. Along with making next year’s plans, farmers have to also consider upcoming advances in technology, changes in regulations, pricing fluctuations, and many other variables that can help make — or break — a profitable growing season. That’s why we […]
- [Solving the Farming Industry’s Information Overload Problem](https://farmsense.io/ag-techs-new-problem/): 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 — if not millions — of data points on a daily basis may seem revolutionary, especially for the commercial agriculture industry, which finds itself frequently burdened by regulatory changes, supply chain issues, and of course, crop loss. However, and much to the chagrin of farmers, […]
- [Ants in Commercial Agriculture – Allies, Enemies, or a Little of Both?](https://farmsense.io/ants-in-agriculture/): 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, and defense mechanisms. To grasp how prevalent ants are, consider the fact that researchers believe ants account for around 50% of the global insect biomass. Although the general public often views ants as nuisance pests that don’t provide much more than an interruption to a […]
- [How Real-Time Pest Monitoring Can Protect Your Apple Harvest from Codling Moths](https://farmsense.io/real-time-apple-tree-pest-monitoring/): 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 11 billion pounds of apples annually. With around 382,000 acres of land dedicated to apple farms, it should serve as no surprise that farmers face quite the task of managing problematic pests in this $23 billion industry. With apple season amongst us, we’ve decided to […]
- [How Autonomous Pest Monitoring Technology Can Help European Farmers Manage Upcoming Pesticide Reduction Regulations & Increase Sustainability](https://farmsense.io/autonomous-pest-monitoring-tech/): 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 food network that positively impacts current inequalities within their food systems. But many are left wondering if pest monitoring is part of this plan. According to the European Commission, the goals of this strategy include: Have a neutral or positive environmental impact Help mitigate climate […]
- [Dr. Eamonn Keogh, Co-Founder of FarmSense and Distinguished Professor, is Awarded the 2022 ACM SIGKDD Test of Time Award for His Important Impact in Data Mining](https://farmsense.io/dr-eamonn-keogh-co-founder-of-farmsense-and-distinguished-professor-is-awarded-the-2022-acm-sigkdd-test-of-time-award-for-his-important-impact-in-data-mining/): 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 is presented to authors of outstanding papers featured at past KDD conferences that have remained impactful to the community of data mining researchers over the last decade. Concepts from Dr. Keogh’s award-winning paper, “Searching and Mining Trillions of Time Series Subsequences Under Dynamic Time Warping” have contributed to […]
- [The Truth About the Birds and the Bees: Exploring the Pollinator Crisis](https://farmsense.io/birds-and-the-bees/): 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 actually a problem that we should be concerned about or if the media has simply blown the pollinator crisis out of proportion. In a world where we’re taught to question everything the media feeds us, it is understandable that the doomsday predictions attached to these […]
- [Check Out FarmSense's Mention in Popular Science](https://farmsense.io/check-out-farmsenses-mention-in-popular-science/): Popular Science’s Sara Kiley Watson recently published an excellent piece surrounding the EU’s plan for curbing pesticide use. In the article, several industry experts weighed in, including our own Leslie Hickle. Check out the article here! 
- [FarmSense Interview with MyAgLife's Taylor Chalstrom](https://farmsense.io/farmsense-interview-with-myaglifes-taylor-chalstrom/): 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
- [FarmSense Launches FlightSensor™, A Real-Time Pest Monitoring System for Commercial Farmers to Efficiently Manage Pests and Optimize Crop Yield](https://farmsense.io/farmsense-launches-flightsensor-for-real-time-pest/): 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 initial launch, which will consist of approximately 1,000 FlightSensor™ units, will be distributed to select commercial pest advisors, farm managers and growers in California. Originally launched as an incubator business at the University of California, Riverside, FarmSense’s FlightSensor™ utilizes patented technology, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and real-time analytics to […]
- [Why Farmers Should Reconsider Pesticide Use - The Value of Pest Monitoring for Sustainability](https://farmsense.io/reconsider-pesticide-use/): 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 important to recognize that many aspects of the negative connotations that come along with modern pesticides are largely rooted in how the pesticides are used, not necessarily how they work. By this, we mean that it is easy for farmers to become lazy or irresponsible […]
- [What Will Pest Management Look Like in the Future?](https://farmsense.io/what-will-pest-management-look-like-in-the-future/): 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 methods. The rate of these evolutionary tolerance developments has seemingly increased in the last century and many researchers believe that this is due to our propensity to create new insecticides to stay a step ahead of pest immunity/resistance. Globally, up to 40% of crop production […]
- [A Journey into the History of Agricultural Pest Management](https://farmsense.io/history-of-pest-management/): 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, adapt, proliferate — and if you ask farmers — better prepare themselves to wreak havoc on agricultural operations.  Farming has been a part of human culture for nearly 12,000 years now and with the rate at which humans adapt to circumvent problems, agricultural pests always seem to […]
- [Understanding Integrated Pest Management](https://farmsense.io/understanding-integrated-pest-management/): 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 to take the “nuclear” approach of covering everything in harsh pesticides as soon as we recognize the presence of pests, but it is important to ask yourself if opting for synthetic chemical inputs at the sign of any insect is a sustainable practice. As more […]
- [Protecting Our Pollinators - Helping Nature Help Us](https://farmsense.io/protecting-our-pollinators-helping-nature-help-us/): 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 you don’t mind a little dirt on, and headed out the door to share an afternoon of fresh air with nature’s pollinators. As you take in the sights and sounds of the world, your stomach begins to grumble as if you need a biological reminder […]
- [(Part IV) The Enchanting Region Between Seed and Shelf - An Introduction to Regenerative Agriculture and Biosequestration - A Multi-Part Series](https://farmsense.io/the-enchanting-region-between-seed-and-shelf-an-introduction-to-regenerative-agriculture-and-biosequestration-a-multi-part-series-part-iv/): 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 quality and availability. We will need to use our imaginations to aid in our final example. Let us imagine for a moment that you’ve implemented all of the environmentally conscious tactics from our previous articles (Part I, Part II, and Part III) and are well […]
- [(Part III) The Enchanting Region Between Seed and Shelf - An Introduction to Regenerative Agriculture and Biosequestration - A Multi-Part Series](https://farmsense.io/the-enchanting-region-between-seed-and-shelf-an-introduction-to-regenerative-agriculture-and-biosequestration-a-multi-part-series-part-iii/): 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 your mistakes, no longer soaking them with a barrage of harsh chemicals at the mere sight of a stain. You recognize that oftentimes a light scrub with mild soap and water can be an equally effective means of cleaning dirty shoes. Gone are the days […]
- [(Part II) The Enchanting Region Between Seed and Shelf - An Introduction to Regenerative Agriculture and Biosequestration](https://farmsense.io/the-enchanting-region-between-seed-and-shelf-an-introduction-to-regenerative-agriculture-and-biosequestration-a-multi-part-series-part-ii/): 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 lifespan. Perhaps you find yourself purchasing protective sprays, specialized shoe cleaning soaps, and for those really tough stains, maybe you have some exceptionally abrasive…err…effective chemical treatments lined up. If we fast-forward to the first time you splash through the middle of an unavoidable mud puddle, […]
- [(Part I) The Enchanting Region Between Seed and Shelf - An Introduction to Regenerative Agriculture and Biosequestration](https://farmsense.io/the-enchanting-region-between-seed-and-shelf-an-introduction-to-regenerative-agriculture-and-biosequestration-part-1/): Part I – Regenerative Agriculture – From the Shoes on Your Feet… For the majority of us, our days begin with a morning routine that likely includes brushing your teeth while squinting your eyes in a primal attempt to block the harsh bathroom light, a rushed breakfast that we promise ourselves that we will make healthier tomorrow and donning the pair of shoes that you’re already daydreaming about removing at the end of the day. And for most, this routine remains relatively static throughout each week, each month, and each year. Although an often-overlooked aspect of our lives, let’s take […]
- [Improving the Efficiency of Your Pesticides](https://farmsense.io/improving-the-efficiency-of-your-pesticides/): Carbamates and Pyrethroids and Organophosphates, Oh My!  For most, these names probably sound like some obscure chemical nomenclature, but for commercial farmers, these are easily recognized as vital components to a successful — and pest free — harvest. That’s because the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reports these as the top three most commonly used insecticides. These, along with other insecticides are applied to tens of millions of agricultural crops each year. Even more shocking is that the US Department of Agriculture reports that insecticide application only makes up 12% of the total pesticides used. Notwithstanding the health risks that […]
- [Dr. Eamonn Keogh, Co-Founder of Farmsense and Distinguished Professor, Recognized for Prestigious IEEE Data Mining Award in Computational Entomology](https://farmsense.io/2021-ieee-award/): Dr. Keogh Receives Highest Recognition for Research Achievements in Data Mining; Contributions are Key to Protecting Natural & Commercial Resources Further Underscoring Expertise of Farmsense’ Executive Leadership RIVERSIDE, Calif., Dec. 7, 2021 – Today FarmSense announces that Dr. Eamonn Keogh, co-founder and professor at University of California, Riverside has been honored with the 2021 IEEE International Conference on Data Mining Research Contributions Award – the organization’s highest recognition for research achievements in data mining. The award committee explicitly cited Dr. Keogh’s work in founding the area of computational entomology as one of the reasons he was granted this honor.  FarmSense […]
- [FarmSense Wins $2.2 Million in SBIR Funding for Development of Biosecurity Measures Against Native and Invasive Pests](https://farmsense.io/farmsense-sbir-funding-announcement/): Award-Winning Pest Management Startup Says Real time Classification and Monitoring Are Key to Protecting Natural & Commercial Resources in Vulnerable Communities RIVERSIDE, Calif., Nov. 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — FarmSense, the award-winning agtech startup and creator of Smart Flight Sensors™, today announced that it has been awarded Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) funds in the amount of more than $2.2 million to aid in ongoing biosecurity research, including the impact of Japanese Beetles and Gypsy Moths as invasive species. The company’s novel classification algorithms, combined with its FlightSensor™, help farmers identify harmful insects in their fields in real time, providing better data for critical decisions that can potentially […]
- [Protecting Your Apples and Almonds](https://farmsense.io/protecting-your-apples-and-almonds/): Protecting Your Apples and Almonds Updated February 2024 – Apple and almond crops are more than just staple food items. For many, they’re a way of life and a livelihood. With most apple and almond crops being grown outdoors, understanding the potential impact and risk that pests, weather, and disease can present has become a vital aspect of running a successful grow operation, regardless of if you’re a hobby sized grower or a multinational commercial agricultural operation. That’s why FarmSense decided to explore the topic of protecting your apples and almonds. The Impact of Almonds — In a Nutshell According […]
- [Tech That Helps Save The Bees](https://farmsense.io/tech-that-helps-save-the-bees/): Everyone wants to help save the bees… …but without some form of pest management farmers may lose crop yield. Is there a better way? It’s no secret that bees are a vital part of our global ecosystem. In addition to pollinating flowers and trees, bees also help pollinate 87 of the world’s leading crops valued at more than $500 billion annually. With numbers like this being thrown around, it should be obvious why it is more important now that ever before to help save the bees. Unfortunately, bees aren’t the only ones who love our crops. Agricultural pests damage or […]
- [FarmSense Named to Top 100 in Entrepreneurship World Cup](https://farmsense.io/farmsense-named-to-top-100-in-entrepreneurship-world-cup/): Agtech Startup’s Digital Sensor Wins Acclaim for its Revolutionary Insect Surveillance Sensor & Classification Algorithm  FarmSense is proud to announce its place in the 2020 Entrepreneurship World Cup (EWC) Top 100. The innovative startup was selected from more than 150,000 entrepreneurs in 198 countries. The FarmSense monitoring system automates insect monitoring and classification, providing real-time results that can help farmers lower pesticide and insecticide use. The sensor comes in a variety of sizes, and the algorithm can be adjusted depending on what insects a farmer needs to monitor. This technology also represents a significant leap for the field of entomology, […]
- [FarmSense Revolutionizes Pest Control With Next-Generation Insect Monitoring for Farmers](https://farmsense.io/farmsense-revolutionizes-pest-control/): AgTech Startup Announces New Digital Sensor To Disrupt The Farming Industry With Features Like Remote Field Monitoring And Real-Time Insect Classification See the original release on PR Newswire.  RIVERSIDE, Calif., Aug. 19, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Today, FarmSense announced the debut of its award-winning smart pest monitoring system, helping farmers adopt the latest in artificial intelligence and analytics to improve insect monitoring and crop management. FarmSense’s FlightSensor uses novel optical sensor technology to automate the process of real-time insect classification and counting, providing immediate access for farmers to make mission-critical decisions on crop and pest control. “FarmSense’s technology is a real game-changer,” said Dr. Mark Hoddle, a field […]

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