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  • Patrick Muriithilinkedin
    Nvidia just bought Hugging Face for $12.9 billion. Here's why smallholder farmers should care. The AI quietly transforming African agriculture, crop disease detection from a phone photo, yield prediction from satellite imagery, credit scoring for farmers with no bank statements, mostly runs on open-source models. Models a small team can download, fine-tune on local crops and local data, and deploy without a Silicon Valley budget. Hugging Face was the front door to all of that. Now the world's biggest chipmaker owns it. Maybe nothing changes. Nvidia profits when more people build. But agriculture in emerging markets has learned this lesson before with seeds and fertilizer: when the inputs get consolidated, the smallest players pay the price. For those of us building AI for smallholder finance, the takeaway is clear: Fine-tune and own your models. A crop-yield model trained on Ethiopian teff or Kenyan maize is an asset no acquisition can take from you. The real moat was never the base model, it's the local data and the trust of the farmers behind it. The next decade of agricultural AI in Africa shouldn't depend on decisions made in a boardroom in Santa Clara. #AgriTech #AI #FinancialInclusion #Smallholders #Africa #AgriFinance
    4 September 2026
  • Serge Zakalinkedin
    [GRAPHIQUE 1] L’ÊtÊ 2026 est, de loin, le + chaud jamais observÊ en France, devançant 2003 de 0,8°C. Seulement 5 jours sous les normales, contre 86 au-dessus. Il laisse derrière lui une agriculture en lambeaux et des Êcosystèmes à l’agonie. Le froid durable sous les normes n'existe clairement plus depuis 5 ans en France. Avec +3.8°C en juin, +3.7°C en juillet et +3.3°C en aoÃģt, jamais la France n'avait enchainÊ de telles anomalies. Et la chaleur fera son reto ur dès le dÊbut du mois de septembre, de façon durable, notamment dans le sud de la Franceâ€Ļ L’ÊtÊ mÊtÊorologique s’achève, mais nous sommes loin d’ÃĒtre tirÊs d’affaire. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [GRAPHIQUE 2, CARTE 3 et CARTE 4] En termes d’intensitÊ, la sÊcheresse de 2026 (courbe noir du graphique) est clairement la plus intense jamais observÊe en France à l’Êchelle nationale. À l’Êchelle rÊgionale, le constat est tout aussi exceptionnel : du Poitou jusqu’à l’Alsace, une vaste partie du pays connaÃŽt la sÊcheresse la plus intense jamais enregistrÊe (rouge sur la carte). Le retour des pluies ces dix derniers jours a permis de limiter un peu la casse. Mais le rÊpit pourrait ÃĒtre de courte durÊe : avec le retour de la chaleur dÊbut septembre, la sÊcheresse pourrait de nouveau atteindre des niveaux records pour cette pÊriode de l’annÊe (sous 2022 et 1976). En terme de sÊvÊritÊ (intensitÊ * durÊe), on ne peut pas encore se prononcer, la sÊcheresse 2026 Êtant encore loin d'ÃĒtre terminÊe.
    31 August 2026
  • Serge Zakalinkedin
    Je pense que l’on peut dÊsormais affirmer que la France traverse la plus grandes catastrophe agricole nationale depuis 1945. Sans aide publique, 30 000 à 35 000 exploitations pourraient se retrouver en situation de faillite, soit près de 10 % des exploitations agricoles françaises. C’est monstrueux. Le constat devient donc difficile à Êviter : notre modèle agricole n’est pas suffisamment prÊparÊ au changement climatique qui arrive. C’est aussi le rÊsultat d’un Êchec politique collectif : les gouvernements successifs n’ont pas suffisamment pris la mesure de l’ampleur des bouleversements que le changement climatique impose dÊjà, et imposera demain, à notre agriculture. Voici 3 propositions nationales pour adapter notre agriculture au changement climatique.
    29 August 2026
  • Serge Zakalinkedin
    La fin de la sÊcheresse (mÊtÊorologique) a ÊtÊ marquÊe par le dÊbut de la saison des orages mÊditerranÊens offrant un spectacle grandiose durant l'intÊgralitÊ de la nuit passÊe. Quelques centaines de photos entre l'Hortus (ici à droite) et le Pic Saint Loup (ici sortant du nuage à gauche), dont de nombreux coups de foudre ramifiÊs ! Il va me falloir des semaines pour tout traiter !
    20 August 2026
  • Dr. Serge Zaka (Dr. Zarge)x
    Après 70 jours à la suite au-dessus des normes, des milliers de records battus, 5 canicules, 3 vagues de chaleur, demain, c'est enfin fini. Cette fin aoÃģt se finira avec des tempÊratures normales pour la saison. Si la pluie (ENFIN!) fait sont retour sur les côtes de la Manche et https://t.co/57sdYoy1Tn
    18 August 2026

Muhammad H.

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It's always inspiring to see innovative machinery that combines efficiency, precision, and reliability. Solutions like this play an important role in modernizing agricultural processing, helping businesses improve productivity while maintaining consistent quality. #BeansSheller #AgriTech #Agriculture #FarmMachinery #FoodProcessing #Engineering #Manufacturing #Innovation #IndustrialAutomation #Productivity #AgriculturalMachinery #Technology

27 July 2026 à 21h24

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IEEE Transactions on Agrifood Electronics

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Issue 1, 2026 Paper: Flapping-Wings Drones for Pests and Diseases Detection in Horticulture By O. Awesta; V. Hollink; M. Gallo Bio-inspired flapping-wing drones are explored as a platform for surveying horticultural crops and catching pest and disease outbreaks early. Read the full paper: https://lnkd.in/e25KPC7Y Found this useful for your own work? Please consider citing it -- every citation helps support the researchers behind it. #AgriTech #AgriFoodElectronics #IEEE #Agriculture

27 July 2026 à 21h13

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Abdul Matin

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27 July 2026 à 21h06

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kalp Yantra

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Zero chemicals. Zero guesswork. ±1mm precision. Edenix waters, seeds, and weeds with the accuracy of a surgeon — running on just ₹45/month in electricity. Less than ₹1.50 a day for a fully autonomous cultivation system, 24/7. #edenix #agritech #madeinindia #STEMEducation https://t.co/RHJGcppBsq

27 July 2026 à 20h18

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activemmy 🐐

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AGIX Agritech shortlisted for EuroTier 2026 innovation programme https://t.co/JSlC8wI2EF

27 July 2026 à 19h36

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Arshad Abbas

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🧠🌱 What Is Artificial Intelligence, Really? Artificial intelligence is often described as a machine that can think like a human. That sounds impressive, but it is not the most accurate explanation. AI is better understood as a system that learns patterns from data and uses those patterns to perform a defined task. A simple workflow looks like this: Data → Training → Model → Prediction For example, imagine training a model with many images of healthy and diseased leaves. During training, the system identifies visual features and patterns linked with each category. When a new leaf image is provided, the trained model compares it with what it has learned and estimates the most likely category. The important point is this: AI does not understand the crop as a plant scientist does. It recognises statistical patterns learned from examples. Its usefulness therefore depends on: 🌱 the quality of the data 📊 the relevance of the examples đŸ§Ē the way the model is trained and evaluated 👨‍đŸ”Ŧ the expertise used to interpret the result In agriculture, AI can support tasks such as: â€ĸ crop disease classification â€ĸ yield prediction â€ĸ weed detection â€ĸ soil and weather analysis â€ĸ field phenotyping â€ĸ breeding-data interpretation But AI is not magic, and a prediction is not automatically a fact. A reliable system requires good data, proper validation, and agricultural knowledge. AI becomes valuable when it turns reliable data into useful evidence for better decisions. This is the first post in my new educational series: From Soil to Silicon AI Foundations for Agriculture The next post will explain the difference between Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning. How would you explain AI to someone encountering it for the first time? #FromSoilToSilicon #ArtificialIntelligence #AIinAgriculture #MachineLearning #DigitalAgriculture #AgriTech #DataScience #PlantScience #PrecisionAgriculture #AgriculturalInnovation

27 July 2026 à 19h27

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Sergio Panini

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STAI PENSANDO DI INVESTIRE NELLA COLTIVAZIONE DEL MIRTILLO? PRIMA DI PIANTARE, IMPARA A PROGETTARE IL BUSINESS. Il mirtillo puÃ˛ rappresentare un'interessante opportunità di diversificazione per nuovi agricoltori, imprenditori e investitori, ma un impianto moderno richiede investimenti importanti e decisioni corrette fin dall'inizio. 📅 1 ottobre 2026 – La Spezia 🚜 2 ottobre – visita tecnica in campo Agroconsulenze organizza un Corso Avanzato sulla Coltivazione del Mirtillo, pensato anche per chi vuole avvicinarsi per la prima volta a questa coltura e capire concretamente come impostare un nuovo progetto. Parleremo di: đŸĢ Dove conviene coltivare e come valutare clima e territorio đŸĢ Scelta delle varietà in funzione di ambiente e mercato đŸĢ Coltivazione in vaso, substrato e fuori suolo đŸĢ Progettazione dell'impianto đŸĢ Irrigazione e fertirrigazione đŸĢ Serre, tunnel e protezioni antigrandine, antipioggia e antinsetto đŸĢ Tecnologie e meccanizzazione per ridurre i costi đŸĢ Raccolta, lavorazione e post-raccolta đŸĢ Costi, produttività e redditività dell'investimento đŸĢ Commercializzazione: produrre bene, ma soprattutto sapere a chi vendere Il corso sarà anche un'occasione per incontrare agronomi, consulenti, produttori e fornitori di tecnologie e confrontarsi con chi lavora già professionalmente nel settore. PerchÊ il primo errore da evitare quando si realizza un nuovo impianto è partire dall'acquisto delle piante. Prima vengono il progetto, il mercato e i numeri. Poi viene l'impianto. La sera del 1° ottobre sarà inoltre possibile partecipare alla International Blueberry Networking Dinner, incontrando operatori della filiera italiana e internazionale. âš ī¸ Posti limitati. Prenotazione anticipata consigliata. 📩 Informazioni e iscrizioni: info@agroconsulenze.com 🌐 www.agroconsulenze.com #Mirtillo #Agricoltura #Investimenti #NuoviAgricoltori #ImprenditoriaAgricola #Agribusiness #Blueberry #BlueberryFarming #AgTech #InnovazioneAgricola #AgroconsulenzeDeA Capital S.p.A.#investment #agricolture https://lnkd.in/dJEEAx3U

27 July 2026 à 19h22

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Financial Nigeria International Limited

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Congratulations to Nigeria's Prince Basil Emeka O., CEO of the UK- and Nigeria-registered Africa Growth Industries Exchange (AGIX Africa) Ltd., on AGIX Agritech's solution being nominated for the German “Tradition Meets Start-up” Open Innovation Programme. The shortlist gives AGIX Africa a stronger international reference point ahead of its 2027 agribusiness and agritech expo in Enugu. https://lnkd.in/drmYgbAQ

27 July 2026 à 19h20

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Ronald van Loon

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#Autonomous #Robots Harvest 2,000 Broccolis Every Hour by @lukas_m_ziegler #AgriTech #TechForGood #Innovation #Tech #Technology https://t.co/9VSoKM53Kf

27 July 2026 à 18h56

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Daniel Oluwadamilola Siwoku || Omo Usen MJ

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🌱 FarmFlow AI Founder Notes #005 Agriculture isn't just about farms. It's about connections. Farmers. Markets. Logistics. Finance. Consumers. Policy. When one part breaks, the whole system feels it. That's why I believe the future is Food Systems Intelligence #Agritech https://t.co/T3s6EveSTY

27 July 2026 à 18h48

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Aspire Seed Solutions

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🚨 Startup Founders, Time Is Running Out! The next 7 days can decide the future of your startup. Multiple Government Grants, Seed Funds, Incubation Programs & Global Accelerators are closing between 28 July and 3 August 2026. If you're building a startup, don't miss these opportunities. 📌 Upcoming Closing Opportunities 💰 Y Combinator Fall 2026 – Seed Funding (Closing: 28 July) 🚜 ICAR-CIRCOT SHITIJ 2.0 – National Incubation Programme (Closing: 28 July) đŸĨ AIIMS Patna Incubation & Ignition Call – Grants up to ₹10 Lakhs (Closing: 30 July) 🌾 PM-RKVY (IEF CCS NIAM) Programs: Student Orientation Programme – Grant up to ₹4 Lakhs Agripreneurship Orientation Programme – Grant up to ₹5 Lakhs Startup Agribusiness Incubation Programme – Grant up to ₹25 Lakhs (Closing: 30–31 July) đŸ›Ąī¸ SIDBI–iDEX Seed Fund – Funding up to ₹1.5 Crore (Closing: 31 July) đŸ§Ē Genesis by IKP – Venture Building + Investment up to ₹30 Lakhs (Closing: 31 July) 🌱 SoilBox Cohort 4 – Agritech Grants up to ₹10 Lakhs (Closing: 31 July) ⚡ Sona Comstar – IIT Delhi Innovation Program – Grants up to ₹80 Lakhs (Closing: 1 August) 🤖 Hub71+ AI (UAE) – Cash & In-kind Support up to AED 7,50,000 (Closing: 2 August) âš ī¸ Remember: Funding doesn't go to every startup. Funding goes to startups that are prepared with the right strategy, documentation, pitch deck, and applications. If you want expert support in identifying the right opportunity and submitting a strong application... đŸ’Ŧ Comment "FUNDING" or DM your mobile number. 📞 Call/WhatsApp: +91 7014264283 Don't wait for the deadline to pass. Opportunities don't come back—they move to founders who act fast. #StartupIndia #StartupFunding #GovernmentGrants #SeedFunding #Incubation #Accelerator #Innovation #Entrepreneurship #FundingOpportunity #AspireSeedSolutions

27 July 2026 à 18h28

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Dasari Pushpa

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Fresh nutrition on field: Vitamins, minerals, antioxidants unde microgreens 7-10 days lo ready. Rations tho patu fresh greens add cheyyochu. Space & weight save: Soil avasaram ledu, compact trays. Backpack lo fit ayye la untadi. Self-sufficient: Supply chain delay aina, soldiers kuda veggies grow cheskogalaru. Dehydrated food bore kottadu. Mental health boost: Green chusi grow cheyyadam stress taggisthundi. Camp lo oka small positive routine isthundi. Immunity support: Vitamin C, K, iron ekkuva untayi. Infection risk ekkuva unna deployment lo help avtundi. Zero waste: Harvest chesina ventane use cheyyochu. Refrigeration avasaram ledu. Versatile: Salads, soups, noodles, MRE lo kalupukovadaniki use cheyyochu.#MilitaryNutrition #FieldRations #Microgreens #PortableGarden #SoldierFuel #OrganicMicrogreens #TacticalGardening #MREupgrade #GrowAnywhere #DefenseInnovation#AgriTech #FoodSecurity #UrbanFarming #SustainableDefense #CompactFarming #FutureOfFood #Hydroponics #SelfSustaining

27 July 2026 à 18h26

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Saral Malhotra

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🚀 Excited to share a project we've been building – AgriSetu! 🌱 Over the past few weeks, my friend Saksham Bindra and I collaborated to build AgriSetu, a web application designed to support farmers by leveraging AI and technology. Some of its key features include: đŸŒŋ AI-powered plant disease detection, where users can upload an image of a plant and get a probable disease prediction. 🛒 A farmer marketplace, allowing farmers to list and explore agricultural products more easily. Building AgriSetu gave us hands-on experience in full-stack development, problem-solving, and deploying a real-world application. It also showed us how AI can be used to create practical solutions for everyday challenges. This is just the beginning, and we'd love to hear your feedback and suggestions to make it even better! 🌐 Try it here: https://lnkd.in/gwdPnZxu A big shoutout to my teammate Saksham Bindra for making this journey both enjoyable and rewarding. Looking forward to building many more impactful projects together! #AgriSetu #AI #WebDevelopment #MachineLearning #Agritech #StudentDeveloper #BuildInPublic #Innovation #JIIT #FullStackDevelopment #OpenToFeedback

27 July 2026 à 18h26

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The High Street Journal

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MoFA, Omanbapa Agritech Seal Deal to Turn Farm Waste into Fertiliser and Jobs https://t.co/U1dmh79PRl @EricOpokuMP

27 July 2026 à 18h25

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TechDailyPost

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[AgriTech] Corteva Agriscience building Resilience for South African Grain farmers via @TechDailyPost #AgriBusiness #GrainFarmers https://t.co/vksdTG8Ddt

27 July 2026 à 17h43

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Opportunities for Youth

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🚀 CircularEconomy4Ghana Innovation Challenge 2026: Fully Funded Opportunity for Agritech Innovators in Ghana! Are you building an innovative agritech solution that can transform agriculture through sustainability and the circular economy? 🌱 The CircularEconomy4Ghana Innovation Challenge 2026 is now accepting applications from startups, SMEs, and entrepreneurs developing innovative solutions that improve food security, strengthen agricultural value chains, and promote sustainable agriculture in Ghana. 🌟 Benefits ✅ Fully funded 4-day bootcamp in Accra, Ghana ✅ 3-month sponsored accelerator programme ✅ Business mentorship and technical support ✅ Product validation and pilot testing ✅ Market access opportunities ✅ Expert guidance from CGIAR and UNIDO specialists ✅ Investor and commercial partner connections ✅ Go-to-market strategy support 📅 Deadline 08 August 2026 (23:59 UTC) 🔗 Apply Here https://wp.me/p23f03-mBT 💡 Pro Tip Apply as early as possible and clearly demonstrate how your innovation addresses a real agricultural challenge while delivering measurable value to farmers and agricultural value chains. #CircularEconomy4Ghana #Agritech #Innovation #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #FoodSecurity #Entrepreneurship #Startups #SMEs #ClimateInnovation #Agriculture #CGIAR #UNIDO #E4Impact #Ghana #WestAfrica #Accelerator #FundingOpportunity #BusinessGrowth #ImpactInnovation

27 July 2026 à 17h30

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