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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 Septembre 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 Août 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 Août 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 Août 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 Août 2026

Aman Kumar

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Startup Spotlight: A Bangalore-based startup is using AI to predict pest attacks for farmers. Agritech is the most impactful sector right now. #Agritech #StartupIndia

3 Janvier 2026 à 14h46

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SowSaathi

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SowSaathi is redefining agri-trade 🌾 Direct trading. Real-time prices. Secure digital payments. Open marketplace. Faster buyer matching. Impact: Farmers earn 60–70% of retail price (vs 25–35% traditionally). Transparent deals. Timely payments. Better value for all. #AgriTech

3 Janvier 2026 à 14h32

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Binapani Nayak

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🌟 AI in 2026: From Hype to Real-World Impact The AI revolution isn't coming—it's here, and it's more practical than ever. As we move through 2026, three transformative trends are reshaping industries from farm fields to hospital wards. 🤖 Agentic AI: Your New Digital Workforce The era of simple chatbots is over. Today's autonomous agents are handling complex, multi-step workflows without human intervention. From optimizing global supply chains to delivering hyper-personalized farming recommendations, these AI co-pilots are embedded in 80% of enterprise applications. They're not just responding—they're anticipating, planning, and executing. Real impact: Agricultural cooperatives are using agentic systems to coordinate planting schedules, predict market demands, and optimize resource allocation across thousands of small farms simultaneously. 📱 Small Models, Massive Reach Edge computing powered by compact, quantized models is bringing AI to the most remote corners of the world. Drones equipped with lightweight models now provide real-time crop health monitoring while consuming 10x less energy than traditional cloud-based solutions—all while maintaining comparable accuracy. Real impact: Indian farmers in connectivity-challenged regions are accessing sophisticated AI analytics without requiring expensive infrastructure or constant internet access. 🔬 Synthetic Data: The Privacy-First Innovation Engine Generative AI is creating vast, realistic datasets that are accelerating breakthroughs in drug discovery, fraud detection, and precision agriculture—without compromising patient privacy or sensitive information. This approach is unlocking research possibilities that were previously blocked by data scarcity or regulatory constraints. Real impact: Healthcare researchers are running thousands of clinical trial simulations, and agritech companies are training models on synthetic weather and soil conditions to build more resilient farming solutions. 💡 India's upcoming AI Summit is positioning these innovations at the center of global conversations about sustainable development and inclusive technology access. Question for you: Which of these trends has the potential to transform your industry? Are you already experimenting with agentic systems, edge deployment, or synthetic data? Let's discuss how practical AI is reshaping the future of work. 👇 #AI2026 #ArtificialIntelligence #AgenticAI #EdgeComputing #SyntheticData #Agritech #HealthcareInnovation #DigitalTransformation #SustainableTech #AIForGood #FutureOfWork #MachineLearning #TechTrends #Innovation #IndiaAI

3 Janvier 2026 à 14h17

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shivi jaiswal

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Uttar Pradesh is not just India’s largest agricultural state — it is also one of its biggest AgriTech opportunities. With millions of small farmers, rising smartphone penetration, and digital government programs, technology is slowly shifting farming from experience-based decisions to data-backed choices. 📱 Advisory apps 🌦️ Weather alerts 📊 Digital markets 🌱 Smarter input use The real question is no longer whether AgriTech will scale in UP — but how fast it can reach the last-mile farmer. What do you think is the biggest accelerator for AgriTech adoption in Uttar Pradesh? #UttarPradesh #AgriTech #DigitalAgriculture #IndianFarming #SmartFarming #FarmTechnology #UPAgriculture #FutureOfFarming

3 Janvier 2026 à 14h15

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Mohammad Rabbani

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𝗧𝗵𝗲 "𝗘𝗮𝘁 𝗟𝗼𝗰𝗮𝗹" 𝗠𝘆𝘁𝗵: 𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗙𝗼𝗼𝗱 𝗠𝗶𝗹𝗲𝘀 𝗔𝗿𝗲 𝗮 𝗗𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 We have been taught that Buying Local is the golden rule of sustainability. I have been analyzing Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) data on global food supply chains, and the results contradict the marketing: a tomato shipped 2,000 miles can be greener than one grown down the street. We obsess over Food Miles because we can visualize the trucks and ships. But in Carbon Accounting, Transportation is often a rounding error compared to Production. This is the Supply Chain Fallacy. When we boycott imported food to save carbon, we often inadvertently increase emissions. The data (from studies like Poore & Nemecek, Science 2018) reveals why: The Hothouse Effect: Growing a tomato in a heated greenhouse in a cold climate (Local) consumes massive amounts of gas/electricity. Importing it from a sunny climate (Global) uses zero heating. The "Sun" beats the "Distance." The 6% Rule: For the average food product, transportation is only ~6% of the total carbon footprint. 80%+ comes from land use and farming methods. You are optimizing the smallest slice of the pie. The Last Mile Problem: Global logistics are hyper-efficient (massive container ships). Personal logistics are not. Driving your SUV 5km to a "Farm Shop" to buy 2kg of apples often emits more CO2 per apple than shipping them from New Zealand. The Red Meat Gap: What you eat matters 10x more than where it comes from. Local Beef has a carbon footprint ~50x higher than "Imported Tofu." Eating local doesn't fix a high-carbon diet. 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗛𝗮𝗿𝗱 𝗧𝗿𝘂𝘁𝗵: Sustainability isn't about Geography (Local vs. Global). It is about Efficiency (Sun vs. Heater) and Diet (Plant vs. Meat). #FoodSystems #LCA #SupplyChain #Sustainability #EatLocal #Scope3 #CarbonFootprint #AgriTech #Rabbani #Sustainability #ClimateChange #EatLocal #FarmToTable #FoodWaste #Environment #LifeCycleAssessment #SustainableAgriculture #SupplyChainLogistics #CarbonAccounting #FoodSecurity

3 Janvier 2026 à 14h10

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Parsers VC

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#India startup Arya (Provides post-harvest solutions and credit to small-holder farmers in India) Raises $7.25B Series D Round from GEF Capital Partners #FinTech #India #SupplyChain #Agriculture #AgriTech https://t.co/1pACCRlu1Z

3 Janvier 2026 à 14h05

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mystartupyatra

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Big win for Odisha’s Agri-ecosystem! 🚀 Local startup Villa Mart Pvt. Ltd. has successfully facilitated the state’s first-ever export of fresh garlic & French beans from Kalahandi & Nabarangpur to Dubai! #OdishaStartups #AgriTech #mystartupyatra #Kalahandi #DubaiExport https://t.co/hevza2D783

3 Janvier 2026 à 13h53

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VTBC | 『V』𝚃『B』Casts┋

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Kilter AS has launched the AX-1 system, which uses machine learning and autonomous robotics to provide targeted weed control for farmers. The post Kilter introduces AX-1 precision… https://t.co/C7VA4XYVXq #WeedingRobot #PrecisionAgriculture #Robotics #MachineLearning #Agritech

3 Janvier 2026 à 13h47

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UK Agri-Tech Centre

@UKAgriTech

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We are proud to support The @oxfordfarming Conference (OFC) as it commemorates its 90th year. We are proud to be Gold sponsors. Meet Hannah Senior, Helen Brookes and Dr Peter Quinn. ➡️Book your place: https://t.co/laTYFDi1LD #agritech #OFC #GrowYourOwnWay https://t.co/LvJ2lrtkk0

3 Janvier 2026 à 13h30

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Rajesh M

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When we started working on the coconut value chain, everyone warned us Highly cartelised Extremely competitive. No scope for a startup. But when we went deeper, we realised the real issue wasn’t demand. It was lack of structure. Brown coconuts are not a single commodity. They vary in size, and end usage. But the market sells everything as one. So businesses are forced to buy what’s available, not what they need. Kirana stores end up paying more for oversized coconuts. Corporates struggle with inconsistency and rejection. Horecas lose money due to high processing wastage Farmers get the same price, irrespective of quality. We took a different approach. We designed the supply chain around usage. Below 400 gms for kirana stores. Fast rotation. Better pricing. Connected through a Blockchain-enabled marketplace. 450–550 gms for corporates and modern trade. Consistent size & Predictable quantity handled through a controlled, farm level post harvest operations. 550+ gms for Horecas and food businesses. Bigger in size & Better processing economics. Connected via our Blockchain marketplace. We capture harvest data, weight bands, and visual proof at source. Buyers now procure based on actuals & insights not assumptions. In less than 90 days, this structure has enabled a potential liquidation of 1 lakh brown coconuts per day. Hard markets don’t need noise. They need design. At Dailygurus we’re bridging the gap between farmers and markets through #AI, #Blockchain and real innovation. #agritech #agtech #b2b #fnv #traceability

3 Janvier 2026 à 13h15

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Project Wire

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A client from Africa is looking for a software company to deploy a national-level traceability platform — and this high-value RFP is now live inside Project Wire. This is a full software deployment opportunity, involving: ⚡ A digital traceability platform ⚡ Mobile + offline-first applications ⚡ GPS plot mapping & polygon management ⚡ First-mile & export transaction tracking ⚡ Chain-of-custody data preservation ⚡ REST API integrations with a national data warehouse ⚡ Performance-grade infrastructure (500+ concurrent users) ⚡ GDPR + national data-protection compliance ⚡ Multi-phase pilot → national rollout 📅 Deadline: 23 January 2026 🌍 Country: Nigeria 💰 Estimated Value: USD 600K – 1.2M This is a serious software product deployment — ideal for teams working in: AgriTech, Supply-Chain Software, GovTech, Traceability, Blockchain/Provenance, GIS, Mobile Apps, APIs 🔒 Available for Project Wire members 📩 Visit https://projectwire.org to join our community and to unlock the full details.

3 Janvier 2026 à 12h16

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Sarvesh Kumar Yadav

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Bridging traditional farming with modern AgriTech. Insights on how technology, data, and markets are shaping the future of Indian agriculture. Follow for practical, ground-level perspectives on farming, innovation, and sustainability. #Agriculture #AgriTech #SmartFarming #IndianAgriculture #FarmInnovation #SustainableFarming #PrecisionAgriculture #AgriBusiness #FutureOfFarming

3 Janvier 2026 à 12h07

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Samunnati

@samunnati

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FPO website = trust, enquiries, and better visibility. Products, harvest dates, certificates, and contacts all in one place. 📲 Download the FPONext app now. https://t.co/sHonlpaxQx #FPONext #Samunnati #FPO #AgriTech #DigitalIndia https://t.co/AT5oJsovU0

3 Janvier 2026 à 11h34

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FutureFeed by Miraky

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Agritech startup Arya.ag has raised $80.58 million (approximately ₹725 crore) in its Series D funding round, led by private equity firm GEF Capital Partners. The round comprised a mix of primary and secondary transactions, with nearly 70% raised as primary capital and the remainder through a secondary share sale. The company said the fresh capital will be used to deepen its reach within farmer communities and accelerate product development, with a strong focus on reducing post-harvest losses across the agricultural supply chain and improving access to technology-driven solutions. Commenting on the funding, Chandra said the company plans to promote climate-resilient smart agriculture by setting up smart farm centres, expanding into new geographies, and exploring strategic acquisition opportunities. #futurefeed #futurefeedbymiraky #indianstartups #news #startups #startupnews #businessnews #business #growth #expansion

3 Janvier 2026 à 11h19

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Srishti Arora

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Starting 2026 on an exciting note! I'm very happy to share that Agriforetell has partnered with Tea Board Of India on an initiative that really captures what we as a company have set out to do. Tea Board Of India, Agriforetell, and Havukal Estate Tea Factory have joined forces together to empower small tea growers with advanced technologies like drone imagery, AI, GIS and data analytics - enabling precision agriculture and sustainability. Tea Board India is leading this effort to make precision farming technology accessible to small growers, helping them reduce input costs and improve tea quality. This gives us the opportunity to understand and improve outcomes across the entire value chain from farm to factory. This is what drives us—building technology that creates real impact for farmers in their daily operations, making precision agriculture practical and affordable. Looking forward to more such partnerships in 2026 🌱 With - Piyush Kumar, M. Bharani Kumar (IAS, ED of Tea Board Coonoor), Susanta Karmakar (Assistant Director, Tea Development, Tea Board), Siva Nandan (Havukal Tea Factory) and others #digitaltransformation #partnerships #smallfarmersinitiative #precisionfarming #agritech #farmtofactory #teaboardindia #ai #dronetech #drones #remotesensing #aiforagriculture #techforgood #socialimpact

3 Janvier 2026 à 11h19

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ClimaRevolt

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The smog outside your window is not a weather event. It is a market failure. If you are living in South Asia right now, you are likely breathing hazardous air. The conversation usually revolves around banning crop burning or punishing farmers. This approach has failed for decades and will continue to fail. We need to stop looking at crop residue as waste and start treating it as an asset. Farmers burn rice straw and banana stems because it is the cheapest way to clear the land. It is a rational economic decision for them. The solution is not legislation. The solution is a supply chain. If we build the infrastructure to collect this biomass and convert it into packaging, textiles, or bio-energy, we give that "waste" a dollar value. A farmer will never burn something that he can sell. We do not have an air quality crisis. We have a logistics crisis. The companies that figure out how to monetize this agricultural waste will not just make a profit. They will clean the sky. That is what true sustainability looks like. #CircularEconomy #SupplyChain #Smog #AgriTech #ClimaRevolt

3 Janvier 2026 à 11h17

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