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Embracing the future of farming! 🌾🚁 Watch how agricultural drones and automation are revolutionizing the way we grow our food. From precision spraying to real-time crop monitoring, technology is making agriculture smarter, more efficient, and more sustainable than ever before. 🌱✨ #AgriTech #SmartFarming #AgriculturalDrone #FutureOfFarming #Agriculture #PrecisionFarming #DroneTechnology #FarmingInnovation #SustainableAgriculture #AgriBusiness #SdhoolofSciences #ChristUniversity

Mohd Sufiyan Naveed

The Cold Storage project at TechSphere was one of those experiences that reminded me why I love building things. It was late nights trying to make every connection work, calibrating sensors, fixing power issues, optimizing the code to run properly on the ESP32, and redesigning the web control page from a farmer’s perspective. And yes… there were failures too A short circuit literally melted wires and cost me 1 ESP32, 1 MQ-135, and 2 DHT sensors There were loose connections, power supply issues, repeated breadboard checks, debugging, and running to the AI Research Centre - Woxsen University for help. Managing the power supply was probably the biggest headache of the entire project But somehow, throughout all of this, I never really felt tired. I was too focused on making the system work. A special thanks to Vishal Kumar Sharma and Shoaib S Sir for helping me get the required sensors and, more importantly, for always being ready to support students even at the last moment One thing I know for sure after this project: I’m done trusting jumper wires & bread board I didn’t win the competition, but honestly, I walked away with something much more valuable--the experience of building, breaking, debugging, rebuilding, and learning under pressure And a huge thank you to Monish Rithvik for pushing me to participate in TechSphere and helping me make the most out of the experience Sometimes the best outcome of a competition isn't the prize. It’s the person you become while trying to build something that actually works Raul Villamarin Rodriguez| Dr. Amogh Deshmukh| Anand Kakarla| Daya Shankar Tiwari| Dr. N PRANEETH| Amit Kumar Singh, MRSC, Ph.D.| Dr. Venkata Narayana| Dr.N.KARTHICK., Ph.D | Prof. Som Banerjee | Jon Foster-Pedley| Dr. D. Naga Raju, PhD| Dr. Syed Javeed| Dr. S. Bhanu prakash| Kiran Mayee Adavala| Bernard Bhutia| Chaitanya Madhaw Pareek, Ph.D.| Abhilash Nair #Engineering #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #IoT #AgriTech #Agriculture #ColdStorage #Farmers #Innovation #Technology #Automation #Research #Hardware #EmbeddedSystems #ESP32 #Prototyping #ProductDevelopment #TechSphere #StudentInnovation #Entrepreneurship

Jitendra Narayan

Some announcements create headlines. Some create new possibilities. The Cabinet approval of GOBARdhan, India’s National Unified Scheme for Compressed Biogas (CBG), with a total outlay of ₹23,731 crore, is one such defining moment for India’s clean-energy journey. I see this not merely as a policy announcement, but as a strong signal of where India’s energy economy is headed. For years, we have spoken about converting waste into wealth. Today, that vision is moving closer to becoming a large-scale economic reality. Agricultural residue. Cattle dung. Organic waste. Biomass. These are no longer just waste streams. They can become clean fuel, organic manure, rural income and a stronger domestic energy ecosystem. The real opportunity now lies in execution. With policy support around demand, pricing, capital assistance, infrastructure and financing, the CBG sector has the potential to move from individual projects to a much larger, integrated ecosystem. And this is where I believe engineering and project execution will make the difference. At KEC Agritech, our focus has always been to build projects that are technically sound, commercially viable and designed for long-term operations, not simply to build plants, but to build the infrastructure that can support India’s bio-energy ambition. Government builds the policy. Industry must build the projects. And together, we build the ecosystem. The next phase of CBG will demand serious engineering, reliable technology, efficient feedstock management, strong project execution and long-term thinking. For entrepreneurs, investors, farmers and businesses looking at the clean-energy space, this is a moment worth watching closely. India's CBG story is entering a new chapter. The opportunity is no longer only about producing gas. It is about building an entire circular bio-energy economy. At KEC, we are ready to be part of that journey. #GOBARdhan #CBG #CompressedBiogas #BioCNG #BioEnergy #CircularEconomy #CleanEnergy #WasteToWealth #RenewableEnergy #EnergySecurity #SustainableIndia #KECAgritech Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas Govt of India Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) Ministry of Rural Development Indian Biogas Association IBET Expo Renewable Energy IndiaExpo Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India Hardeep Singh Puri

Suraj Ghosh

Rice feeds India. Rice is also quietly cooking the planet. Flooded paddy fields release methane. A lot of it. The world talks about factories and flights and forgets the sheet of water sitting in a field in Bihar. On the 7th of August, Mitti Labs raised 9.5 million dollars from Aramco Ventures to fix exactly that. Their work: help farmers grow rice with less standing water, measure the methane that is never released, and turn that into carbon credits that actually hold up. Notice who wrote the cheque. An oil company's venture arm, backing an Indian startup that makes rice cleaner. The world is hunting for real climate wins, and one of them is sitting in an Indian paddy field. I like this because it does not ask the farmer to become a hero. It asks him to flood a little less, and pays him for it. Dignity and incentive in the same move. No rocket. No app you have heard of. Just a stubborn idea that the most Indian thing of all, growing rice, could also be one of the biggest levers we have on emissions. The next climate breakthrough might not look like a battery. It might look like a wet field, drying out a little. #MakeInIndia #ClimateTech #Agritech #IndianStartups

Jiangxi Daily

@jxgjcb666

📍Meet the robot helping farmers in China's Xinjiang @UNESCO @UN @CHN_UN_NY @Chinamission2un @SpoxCHN_MaoNing @SpoxCHN_LinJian @SpoxCHNinUS @CNYouthDaily @salahzhang @AmbassadeChine @consulat_de #SmartFarming #AgriTech #Robotics #Xinjiang #ChinaTech https://t.co/ExmIPwU3hJ

Pakistan New Zealand Business Council

@MyPNBC

PNBC was pleased to engage with a high-level delegation from Pakistan at the Pakistan High Commission in Wellington. Discussions focused on trade, investment, agritech, IT, AI, dairy and stronger business links between Pakistan and New Zealand. #PNBC #Pakistan #NewZealand https://t.co/rRurrrFAfA

laussu julien

🌱 J’ai besoin de vous pour pouvoir commencer Parce que si je peux commencer sur les 20 hectares que j'espère acquérir, je pourrai donner à la Ferme de l'Aussau toute son ambition. Mais si je n'arrive pas à réunir immédiatement les moyens nécessaires pour cela, je commencerai sur 1 hectare. Je préfère commencer petit que ne jamais commencer. 20 hectares ou 1 hectare : l'essentiel est de commencer. Et c'est précisément pour cela que je fais appel à vous. Il y a un moment où il faut arrêter de préparer un projet et se lancer. Cela fait longtemps que je travaille sur la Ferme de l’Aussau : réfléchir au modèle, étudier les cultures, la pisciculture, l’aquaponie, l’adaptation au changement climatique, chercher des solutions pour limiter les intrants et créer une ferme capable de produire autrement. Mais aujourd’hui, je suis arrivé à cette étape particulière où le projet est prêt à commencer, mais où les moyens financiers ne suivent pas encore. Une reconversion professionnelle ne donne pas toujours les moyens de devenir chef d’entreprise. Changer de voie, repartir sur un nouveau métier, créer son activité agricole et investir dans les premières infrastructures demande un capital de départ important. Et lorsqu'on n'a pas derrière soi un patrimoine ou des investisseurs, cette première marche peut être particulièrement difficile à franchir. https://lnkd.in/eqHTSif2 Ces 60 000 € ne serviront pas à financer un projet lointain ou une ferme idéale qui existerait un jour. Ils serviront à commencer concrètement : 🐟 un premier module de pisciculture et d'aquaponie 🌱 des serres pour produire dès les premières saisons 🍓 les premières cultures de fraises hors-sol 🫐 les premiers myrtilliers 🌸 une première parcelle de safran 🌳 les premiers pistachiers et yuzus 💧 les équipements nécessaires pour économiser l'eau et maîtriser les cycles de production. Chaque investissement doit permettre de produire, expérimenter, apprendre et progressivement développer la ferme. Je ne vous demande pas de financer toute l'aventure. Je vous demande de m'aider à franchir la première marche. Parce qu'une entreprise ne peut pas rester éternellement au stade du projet. À un moment, il faut commencer. Si vous croyez à l'idée d'une agriculture plus résiliente, plus économe en ressources et capable d'expérimenter de nouvelles façons de produire, alors vous pouvez contribuer à lui donner une chance d'exister. Même une petite contribution compte. Un partage compte. Faire connaître la campagne compte. Les 60 000 € représentent pour moi bien plus qu'un objectif financier : ils représentent la possibilité de transformer plusieurs années de travail et de réflexion en une ferme qui existe réellement. Si vous pouvez m'aider à franchir cette première étape, je vous en serai profondément reconnaissant. Merci à toutes celles et ceux qui prendront le temps de lire, de partager ou de participer. Julien — Ferme de l'Aussau

TrendBeat

@TrendBeatAfrica

Rwanda's Kigali Innovation City just welcomed its 50th startup resident. From fintech to agritech—East Africa is building the future. The world is watching. 🇷🇼🚀🔥 #TrendBeatAfrica #Rwanda #Innovation

Nyashadzashe Mutasa

Something Bigger Is Growing in Agriculture Most farm apps solve one problem. Some help with record keeping. Others provide weather updates. A few offer market prices or crop advice. But what if farmers didn't need five different tools? What if one platform could help manage crops, livestock, inventory, workers, finances, market intelligence, weather insights, and AI-powered decision making—all in one place? That question has been driving a project I've been building over the past several months. The goal is simple: make farm management easier, smarter, and more accessible for farmers of every size, from smallholder producers to large commercial operations. We're working on features that include: • Smart crop and livestock management • Offline-first operation for areas with poor connectivity • AI-powered farm assistance and diagnostics • Inventory and workforce management • Financial tracking and reporting • Market intelligence and agricultural insights • Automated farm reports and analytics The vision is not just another farming app. The vision is a complete digital operating system for agriculture. There is still work to do before launch, and we're focused on getting the experience right. But the progress so far has been exciting, and the feedback from early conversations has been incredibly encouraging. If you're a farmer, agribusiness professional, agricultural officer, NGO, insurer, researcher, or simply interested in the future of agriculture technology, I'd love to connect and hear your thoughts. Something big is coming. And it's being built with farmers at the center of everything. #Agriculture #AgriTech #Farming #SmartFarming #DigitalAgriculture #Innovation #Africa #FarmManagement #ArtificialIntelligence #Greenforth

Mariano Larrazabal

@agrobialar

Bayer improves farm marketing outcomes with new connectivity option between the platforms. The post FieldView and Combyne Platform Integration Helps Farmers Better Manage Grain Marketing ... @GlobalAgTech #Agtech #Agritech  https://t.co/w680Wv4c6q

Sofiane Dambri

🌱 NutriVert – Organic Liquid Fertilizer for Sustainable Agriculture As agriculture faces increasing challenges related to soil degradation, water efficiency, and sustainable food production, we are developing NutriVert, an organic liquid fertilizer designed to support plant growth and improve nutrient-use efficiency while reducing reliance on conventional chemical inputs. NutriVert aims to transform organic resources into a value-added agricultural input, helping farmers to: 🌱 Support healthy plant growth and development 🌾 Improve crop productivity and quality 🌍 Promote healthier and more sustainable soils ♻️ Valorise organic resources and reduce waste 💧 Improve the efficiency of nutrient and water use Our ambition is to develop NutriVert from an innovative agricultural project into a scalable commercial solution, through collaboration with farmers, research institutions, agricultural companies, and investors. NutriVert — Turning organic resources into sustainable agricultural value. 🌱 #NutriVert #Agriculture #AgriTech #OrganicFertilizer #SustainableAgriculture #SoilHealth #ClimateSmartAgriculture #FoodSecurity #AgriculturalInnovation #CircularEconomy

Ahsan Khan

🌾 Predicting the Right Crop with Machine Learning 🤖   I recently built a Crop Recommendation model using CatBoost Classifier, trained on soil and climate data (Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium, temperature, humidity, pH, and rainfall) to predict the most suitable crop for a given set of conditions.   📊 Result: 97.7% test accuracy across 22 different crop classes — from rice and maize to mango and coffee.   Key highlights of the project: 🔹 Data preprocessing & train/validation/test split 🔹 Model training using CatBoost with early stopping 🔹 Evaluation via accuracy score & detailed classification report   This kind of model can support precision agriculture — helping farmers make data-driven decisions on what to grow based on soil and weather conditions, ultimately improving yield and resource efficiency.   Excited to keep exploring how AI can create real-world impact in agriculture! 🌱   #MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #DataScience #CatBoost #AI #DeepLearning #PrecisionAgriculture #AgriTech #SmartFarming #Python #DataScientist #TechForGood #Innovation #100DaysOfCode #MLProjects

JG Woodson

Africa will feed the world. 🌍⚡ By 2030, Africa’s agribusiness sector is projected to reach a massive $1 TRILLION market value. With 60% of the world’s uncultivated arable land, the continent holds the key to solving global food security. The transition from traditional farming to modern, biosecure agri-tech infrastructure, cold-chain distribution, and sustainable production is happening right now. This isn’t just an agricultural revolution—it is the single greatest commercial and economic growth opportunity of our generation. Now is the time to build, partner, and invest in African agriculture. The future of global food security is being forged today. Get involved. 🚜🌾 #AfricaFeedsTheWorld #Agribusiness #FoodSecurity #AgriTech #ImpactInvesting #WestAfrica #NKEGlobal #SustainableAgriculture #SupplyChain

nice

@Muhammed583357

🌱 AI + Agriculture = Smarter Farming Follow Nice Muhammed AI Tips for more AI tools for farmers. Caption: The future of farming is becoming smarter. 🌱🤖 AI can help farmers make better decisions, reduce losses, and improve productivity. Would you use AI on your farm? 👇 #AI https://t.co/MiW8dVbTZ0

INNOITALY

https://lnkd.in/dV7JGZuG It’s a race against time—August included—but we’ll make it! We plan to launch the first container at DAFNAE - Dip. di Agronomia, Animali, Alimenti, Risorse naturali e Ambiente - UniPD in Padua this September; it is the first of three designed to accelerate the experimental phase. It is a challenging undertaking, as we are operating within an open innovation model, involving specialists in fields such as lighting and fertigation, to name just a few. Combining expertise is the future for European SMEs—we see no other way forward; innovation and competitive advantages arise when specialists and scientists pool their knowledge to amplify their capabilities. In some cases, one plus one doesn’t equal two—it equals at least four! Stay tuned. #hidroponic #saffron #verticalfarm #unipd #energyharvesting #maintenancefree #sensor #iot #sensors #saas #madeinitaly #research #agritech #innovation

KEGHAH NUAH

@nuarog

AORW FarmLink Innovations Limited is a refugee-led, purpose-driven agritech company transforming agriculture into a pathway for economic empowerment, food security, and sustainable livelihoods. https://t.co/hBoXAgsDpz