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Mechanization & Robotics: AI-assisted international press reviewPress review

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A Hydroponic Farm to Strengthen Food Sovereignty in Canada

A Hydroponic Farm to Strengthen Food Sovereignty in Canada

The Fisher River Cree Nation, in collaboration with ADRA Canada and Growcer Corp., inaugurates a hydroponic farm to improve access to fresh produce in Northern Manitoba. This project, which will produce 10,000 pounds of leafy greens and herbs annually, aims to support approximately 1,500 community members while providing educational and employment opportunities. Profits from excess sales will be reinvested in food and energy sovereignty initiatives, thereby enhancing local resilience and sustainable development.

SEPEHR ACHARD, Source: Igronews, published under the title "Fisher River Cree Nation Launches Hydroponic Farm to Strengt..." - 12 February 2026

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In Japan, Sumitomo and NTT e-Drone Join Forces to Boost Agricultural Drone Adoption

In Japan, Sumitomo and NTT e-Drone Join Forces to Boost Agricultural Drone Adoption

Japanese trading and investment group Sumitomo Corporation and NTT e-Drone Technology, a subsidiary of NTT specializing in industrial drones, are partnering to develop and market agricultural drones produced in Japan to address labor and efficiency challenges. The partnership aims to accelerate the adoption of these technologies while supporting agricultural sustainability and future international expansion.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "Au Japon, Sumitomo et NTT e-Drone s’allient pour accélérer l..." - 11 February 2026

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Agricultural Robotization: An Underutilized Potential

Agricultural Robotization: An Underutilized Potential

"It has been ten years since agricultural robotics has been implemented globally — a little over fifteen years for certain applications. Yet, there are not robots everywhere in the fields. Why?" questioned Aymeric Barthes, president of GOFAR, during the GOFAR Tour 2026. This is a central question, as robots are often presented as a solution to labor shortages and sustainability challenges, yet they still struggle to gain widespread adoption. More complementary than substitutes to tractors, these technologies now face integration, usage, and economic model barriers, beyond just technological hurdles.

Publié par Pleinchamp, Source: Pleinchamp, published under the title "La robotisation, c’est pas (encore) automatique" - 6 February 2026

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Climate Change: Growing Challenges for Grain Storage

Climate Change: Growing Challenges for Grain Storage

Climate change complicates the cooling of grains, leading to a significant decline in climate supply. Economic losses due to poor storage conditions are alarming, with 75% of farm stocks affected by insect infestations. Optimizing ventilation systems, coupled with automation and rigorous thermal monitoring, is essential to preserve crop quality in the face of these growing challenges.

Source: Wikiagri, published under the title "Quand le réchauffement climatique complique le stockage" - 5 February 2026

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SRBC: The Autonomous Kit Robot from Sabi Agri Empowering Farmers

SRBC: The Autonomous Kit Robot from Sabi Agri Empowering Farmers

With the SRBC, an autonomous robot offered in a kit for 13,500 euros, the startup Sabi Agri explores a new path for agricultural robotics: one that allows farmers to take ownership. Designed as a modular base compatible with standard tools, the robot is accompanied by the Torque Works platform, which provides technical resources and training.

Publié par Pleinchamp, Source: Pleinchamp, published under the title "SRBC, le robot autonome en kit de Sabi Agri qui autonomise l..." - 5 February 2026

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Biome Delta and Quantified Partner for Greenhouse Monitoring in North America

Biome Delta and Quantified Partner for Greenhouse Monitoring in North America

Biome Delta and Quantified Sensor Technology have teamed up to launch a wireless monitoring system for greenhouses in North America. This technology accurately measures climate and irrigation to help producers optimize their resources and yields through simplified installation on existing equipment.

SEPEHR ACHARD, Source: Igronews, published under the title "Biome Delta Partners With Quantified to Expand Wireless Gree..." - 20 January 2026

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Faster Harvest, Cleaner Grain: Bushel Plus Optimizes X9 Performance

Faster Harvest, Cleaner Grain: Bushel Plus Optimizes X9 Performance

With its new X9 Split Frame MAD modular concave system, Bushel Plus, a Canadian company specializing in harvest optimization technologies, enables X9 combines to drastically reduce crop changeover time to about fifteen minutes. Field trials also show improved grain quality and reduced losses, enhancing both harvest efficiency and production value.

SEPEHR ACHARD, Source: Igronews, published under the title "Bushel Plus Ltd. Launches X9 Split Frame MAD Concaves For Jo..." - 16 January 2026

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Innovation and Automation in Agritech: Focus on the Middle East

Innovation and Automation in Agritech: Focus on the Middle East

In the Middle East, the demand for automation in horticulture is rapidly increasing, driven by quality and hygiene concerns. Saudi Arabia stands out as a booming market, while the United Arab Emirates maintains a stable position. Recent developments in controlled agriculture and biofuels reflect a growing commitment to sustainable and innovative solutions.

SEPEHR ACHARD, Source: Igronews, published under the title "Weekly AgTech Brief: Product Innovation, Automation in MENA,..." - 13 January 2026

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Embraer Conquers Latin America with Its Ethanol-Powered Agricultural Plane

Embraer Conquers Latin America with Its Ethanol-Powered Agricultural Plane

Embraer certifies the Ipanema 203 in Paraguay, its ethanol agricultural aircraft, a leader in Brazil. With exceptional productivity – up to 200 hectares treated per hour – and advantages in efficiency, reduced costs, and sustainability, this aircraft enhances crop protection while promoting the adoption of renewable energies in intensive agriculture. A strategic step for Embraer and its entry into Latin American markets.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "Embraer's Ipanema 203 receives Paraguayan certification, lau..." - 23 December 2025

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XAG Launches R Series Rover for Automated and Precise Agriculture

XAG Launches R Series Rover for Automated and Precise Agriculture

Chinese company XAG, specializing in agricultural technologies, has launched an electric agricultural robot designed for orchards, vineyards, and greenhouses. Featuring intelligent navigation and precise spraying, it reduces labor costs and increases productivity by adapting to complex terrains while minimizing the use of chemicals.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "XAG's new R Series Rover powers smart automation in specialt..." - 2 December 2025

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