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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 Septiembre 2026
  • Serge Zakalinkedin
    [GRAPHIQUE 1] L’été 2026 est, de loin, le + chaud jamais observé 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 écosystèmes 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 août, jamais la France n'avait enchainé de telles anomalies. Et la chaleur fera son reto ur dès le début du mois de septembre, de façon durable, notamment dans le sud de la France… L’été météorologique s’achève, mais nous sommes loin d’être tirés d’affaire. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [GRAPHIQUE 2, CARTE 3 et CARTE 4] En termes d’intensité, la sécheresse de 2026 (courbe noir du graphique) est clairement la plus intense jamais observée en France à l’échelle nationale. À l’échelle régionale, le constat est tout aussi exceptionnel : du Poitou jusqu’à l’Alsace, une vaste partie du pays connaît la sécheresse la plus intense jamais enregistrée (rouge sur la carte). Le retour des pluies ces dix derniers jours a permis de limiter un peu la casse. Mais le répit pourrait être de courte durée : avec le retour de la chaleur début septembre, la sécheresse pourrait de nouveau atteindre des niveaux records pour cette période de l’année (sous 2022 et 1976). En terme de sévérité (intensité * durée), on ne peut pas encore se prononcer, la sécheresse 2026 étant encore loin d'être terminée.
    31 Agosto 2026
  • Serge Zakalinkedin
    Je pense que l’on peut désormais 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 éviter : notre modèle agricole n’est pas suffisamment préparé au changement climatique qui arrive. C’est aussi le résultat d’un échec politique collectif : les gouvernements successifs n’ont pas suffisamment pris la mesure de l’ampleur des bouleversements que le changement climatique impose déjà, et imposera demain, à notre agriculture. Voici 3 propositions nationales pour adapter notre agriculture au changement climatique.
    29 Agosto 2026
  • Serge Zakalinkedin
    La fin de la sécheresse (météorologique) a été marquée par le début de la saison des orages méditerranéens offrant un spectacle grandiose durant l'intégralité de la nuit passée. 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 ramifiés ! Il va me falloir des semaines pour tout traiter !
    20 Agosto 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 août se finira avec des températures normales pour la saison. Si la pluie (ENFIN!) fait sont retour sur les côtes de la Manche et https://t.co/57sdYoy1Tn
    18 Agosto 2026

Rijin K

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𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗮𝗴𝗿𝗶𝗰𝘂𝗹𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝗶𝘀 𝗯𝗲𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘀𝗵𝗮𝗽𝗲𝗱 𝗯𝘆 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗴𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗔𝗜, 𝗿𝗼𝗯𝗼𝘁𝗶𝗰𝘀, 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗱 𝗲𝗻𝘃𝗶𝗿𝗼𝗻𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗳𝗮𝗿𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴. Seeing companies like Hippo Harvest secure significant investment reinforces that sustainable food production is becoming a global priority—not just a concept. While technologies such as autonomous robots and machine learning are transforming greenhouse farming, I believe the bigger opportunity lies in making these innovations practical and accessible for farmers worldwide, especially in developing agricultural economies. As someone passionate about AgriTech and sustainable farming, I'm excited to keep learning how technology can improve productivity, conserve resources, and build a more resilient food system. Innovation in agriculture isn't just about growing more—it's about growing smarter. #AgriTech #SmartFarming #AI #Robotics #ControlledEnvironmentAgriculture #Sustainability #FutureOfFarming #AgricultureInnovation

25 Julio 2026 à 04h30

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Divyania UAV

@DivyaniaUAV

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Divyania Q100 Agricultural Drone - Precision farming solution with high payload, smart spraying, obstacle avoidance, and autonomous flight. 📧 connect@divyania.com 🌐 https://t.co/YpI1dcBLm5 #AgriDrone #PrecisionFarming #SmartAgriculture #DroneTech #AgriTech https://t.co/S18U7wZKwn

25 Julio 2026 à 04h30

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Ethereal Flights

@Etherealflights

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The future of farming is here. 🌱🚜Smart technology, connected insights, and sustainable practices are transforming agriculture for a better tomorrow.Innovate today. tomorrow.#FutureOfFarming #SmartFarming #AgriTech #PrecisionAgriculture #SustainableFarming #Innovation #FarmTech https://t.co/kc5necquii

25 Julio 2026 à 04h30

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Agro Jana

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I believe agritech needs a horizon longer than a quarterly review. The UAE’s Green Economy treats smart farming as bedrock-exactly the stability my career needs. Time to plant roots that actually hold.

25 Julio 2026 à 04h13

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Agrinofy

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Learn how Digital Agriculture Advisory uses AI, satellite data, IoT, and weather insights to improve crop yields, reduce costs, and optimise farm decisions. https://t.co/MG121WhKar #DigitalAgriculture #AgTech #SmartFarming #DataDrivenFarming #PrecisionAgriculture #AgriTech

25 Julio 2026 à 03h12

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煜卓机械设备

@Mr_fei_

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Watch this automatic bagging process! No more manual loading. No more slow operation. Fast, accurate, and continuous mushroom bag handling. #MushroomFarm #Automation #MachineDemo #AgriTech #FarmEquipment https://t.co/VEi4dy6Z1c

25 Julio 2026 à 02h48

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Benedict Dayas Toks

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AgriTech still attracts only about 4% of Africa's venture funding, revealing untapped opportunities for investors to back solutions driving food security and inclusive growth. Agriculture has always been the backbone of Africa's economy. Today, we're seeing the emergence of a new chapter, one driven by innovation, local ingenuity, and technology. The opportunity is massive. The capital is scarce. The time is now.

25 Julio 2026 à 02h30

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Benedict Dayas Toks

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AgriTech still attracts only about 4% of Africa's venture funding, revealing untapped opportunities for investors to back solutions driving food security and inclusive growth. Agriculture has always been the backbone of Africa's economy. Today, we're seeing the emergence of a new

25 Julio 2026 à 02h29

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D. Agriculturist Arup Karmakar

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🌱 LinkedIn Post | Day 5 The biggest challenge in agriculture is not production. It's information. Every season, farmers make dozens of important decisions: • Which crop should I grow? • When is the best time to plant? • How much fertilizer is enough? • Should I irrigate today or wait? • Is this pest attack serious? A single wrong decision can reduce both yield and profit. This is where data-driven agriculture makes a difference. With weather forecasts, soil analysis, satellite images, IoT sensors, and AI-powered recommendations, farmers can make informed decisions instead of relying only on guesswork. Technology will never replace farmers. But it will empower farmers to make better decisions. For countries like Bangladesh, the real opportunity is not just adopting advanced technologies. It is making those technologies simple, affordable, and accessible for every farmer. The future of agriculture belongs to those who can transform data into decisions and decisions into better harvests. 💬 What do you think is the biggest information gap farmers face today? #Agriculture #AgriTech #DataDrivenFarming #DigitalAgriculture #Innovation

25 Julio 2026 à 02h25

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Farm with Pierre

@Iradukunda1650

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Please watch and learning how green house installed fastly ✊❤️ #AgriTech #WeForChange https://t.co/yb6XxBpZjz

25 Julio 2026 à 01h33

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HistoryCulture

@HistoryCulture1

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Machines for agricultural sector are essential for doubling farm incomes. Salute to vision of Balisto Agritech. . @x_rahulraj https://t.co/uidtSrsa0q

25 Julio 2026 à 01h23

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GeoPaul626

@Paull626

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🇨🇳Ambassadors Visit Hainan’s Tropical Crop Breeding Hub More than 30 ambassadors and senior diplomats visited China’s tropical breeding center in Hainan to see how agricultural innovation is boosting food security and opening doors for international cooperation. They toured

24 Julio 2026 à 23h49

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GeoPaul626

@Paull626

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🇨🇳🇿🇼 Chinese Agri-Tech Empowers Rural Zimbabwe Farmers Chinese agricultural technology is transforming rural communities in Zimbabwe. Solar-powered systems, modern irrigation, and hands-on technical support are helping local farmers grow more crops, improve water access, and

24 Julio 2026 à 23h00

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Adam elmortaji

@Adamelmort

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Par Adam Elmortaji : Virdania relie le monde agricole. Sème. Récolte. Vends. #virdania #maroc #farmers #agritech https://t.co/tXZ9JNNya9

24 Julio 2026 à 21h39

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Local Grown Salads

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💰🌱 What if AgriTech were valued not just as technology, but as productive infrastructure? That shift changes the investment conversation. 🍁 Local Grown Salads, a Canadian-based Indoor Vertical Farming technology company, is developing a model where innovation is tied directly to year-round food production and real operating assets. 🇸🇦 LGS KSA plans to bring that model to scale through 100+ Indoor Vertical Farms across Saudi Arabia, growing microgreens, herbs, leafy greens, and small vegetables. For investors, the opportunity sits at a powerful intersection: AgriTech + productive assets + growing food demand. 🌿 📩 Connect with Zale Tabakman to explore investment and strategic partnership opportunities with Local Grown Salads and LGS KSA.

24 Julio 2026 à 21h30

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Gideon Balogun

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🌱 Week 6 Reflection: Nigeria Has More Working Solutions Than It Has People Executing Them Six weeks into this challenge, one contrast stands out. Ogoni women in the Niger Delta have planted 2.6 million mangrove trees since 2018 through a community-led effort backed by international grants. Meanwhile, NAGGW, Nigeria's official reforestation programme, has reported restoring 12,000 hectares over nine years with institutional backing. The two initiatives use different measures, but together they point to an uncomfortable reality: community-led execution can deliver remarkable results outside traditional government programmes. This week alone covered vertical farming, biofortification, circular economy systems, biogas, water infrastructure, and nature-based solutions. For each of them, the technical knowledge already exists. What's inconsistent isn't the science. It's the follow-through: policy support, sustained investment, and people willing to implement at ground level instead of waiting for someone else to fund the pilot. As a Plant Scientist and Quality Assurance professional, the pattern is familiar. In QA, a corrective action that exists only on paper changes nothing. It has to be executed, verified, and repeated before it counts. Nigeria's food and environmental systems have the same problem at scale. The solutions are documented, pilot projects exist, and the knowledge is available. What's missing is the discipline to execute past the pilot stage and the willingness of government to fund what's already working instead of leaving it to foreign grants. Nigeria doesn't have a shortage of solutions. It has a shortage of sustained execution and the support needed to scale what already works. Are you building, or are you still waiting for the perfect policy to move first? @Federal Ministry of Environment | @Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security | NESREA | National Agency for the Great Green Wall (NAGGW) Nigeria. | FAO #60DayGreenChallenge #GideonGreenChallenge #Innovation #Sustainability #AgriTech #Nigeria #Africa

24 Julio 2026 à 21h25

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