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Lead Analyst, Agri Market Intelligence
Benjamin Clarke delivers real-time updates on AgriTech funding and high-frequency industry news. He provides data-driven analysis on sectoral shifts within the food and agriculture industries.
benjamin.clarke@agritechreview.comThe USDA's July WASDE report showed lower-than-expected ending stocks, driving up soybean and corn futures. As a global benchmark for agricultural markets, the report underscores the importance of data-driven agricultural market forecasting and provides key insights for precision agriculture and supply chain management.
While maintaining record-breaking grain output, China promotes the green transformation of agriculture, demonstrating a feasible path for high yield and environmental protection to coexist.
The combination of satellite remote sensing and AI is driving precision agricultural transformation, increasing yields and optimizing resource utilization, becoming a key tool for addressing food security and sustainable development.
Latest research finds that farmers trust their peers and local experts more than traditional media or corporate promotion when obtaining agricultural information. This trend has profound implications for the promotion of technologies such as precision agriculture and agricultural AI.
Based on the latest BIMCO data, this article analyzes the strong performance of global grain shipping and the potential risks such as tight fertilizer supply and extreme weather that could impact trade in the second half of the year.
The integration of artificial intelligence, drones, and precision agriculture is reshaping global agriculture, bringing more efficient and sustainable methods of crop protection. This article analyzes current technological advancements, industry impacts, and future trends.
BNP Paribas analysis shows that major US packaged food companies are highly exposed to consumer concerns about ultra-processed foods (UPF), with sales data indicating that shoppers have started to shift towards less processed foods.
This week's summary of global agri-food tech investments, M&A, and industry developments.
The latest USDA export sales report shows strong demand for corn exports, while soybean sales hit a new marketing year low. This article analyzes the changes in global agricultural trade patterns and their impact on agricultural technology development.
Water-based nanocarrier technology, by enhancing pesticide adhesion and targeted release, is expected to reduce usage while improving control effectiveness, providing a new pathway for precision agriculture and sustainable plant protection.
A new report reveals the compounded impacts of climate change on agriculture in the northeastern United States, including crop losses, supply chain disruptions, and a mental health crisis among farmers, and calls for the establishment of a more comprehensive disaster response system.
Sensors, robots, AI, and data platforms are driving rapid growth in the Agriculture 4.0 technology market, with the market size expected to reach $51.8 billion by 2034, at a compound annual growth rate of 12.2%. Significant differences in adoption paths are observed across different regions.
As climate change threatens crop production, agricultural technology, especially artificial intelligence, is helping the health industry ensure a sustainable supply of natural ingredients. From medicinal plants to cosmetic raw materials, AI is reshaping the supply chain from farm to product.
Focusing on the latest developments in meat-processing automation financing, food platform mergers and acquisitions, regenerative agriculture partnerships, and layoffs in the cultivated meat industry, we examine how the global agri-tech and food-tech sectors are re-evaluating efficiency, capital, and supply chain resilience.
Amid intertwined trade frictions, climate pressures, and concerns over food security, global agriculture is shifting from “local production” toward “cross-border coordination.” From the perspectives of agricultural technology and the industrial chain, this article analyzes how these external forces affect farm operations, agricultural investment, and the future direction of smart agriculture.
India has launched the nationwide “Khet Bachao Abhiyan” campaign, focusing on soil health, balanced fertilization, natural farming, and water resource conservation. This initiative is not only an agricultural extension campaign, but also reflects how sustainable agriculture is becoming an important direction in India’s agricultural policy and technology application amid climate pressures, input management, and efforts to strengthen farmers’ resilience.