Autonomous Agricultural Robots Revolutionize Organic Farming
Up-and-coming companies such as the Dutch Pixelfarming Robotics are developing systems that have the potential to change agriculture long term. One of the keys for the global success: a smart energy system, that is tailored for agricultural applications!
Our Future Depends on the Digitization of Agriculture
While yields are attractive, vertical farms have significant capital required for infrastructure, high land costs, and of course significant energy demands. The reality of these COG dynamics requires that vertical farm operators work hard to optimize their production.
Organic Fertilizer as Fuel and Organic Farming as Tool, Earth To Be Clean and Green
The rising public awareness on the harmful effects of food produced from conventional chemical-fertilizer-based agriculture, the growing health consciousness of the masses, especially in North American and European countries, is also pushing up the demand for organic food.
Simply Fresh - India's Largest precision farm in the making!
In 2014, Simply fresh commenced its export operations. It's then that the team realized the demand for fresh products and the need for safe and traceable agricultural produce.
Shenandoah Growers opens next generation USDA certified indoor BioFarms in Virginia
Leading certified organic indoor agriculture company commences operations in state-of-the-art integrated growing and production facilities.
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HOW DO YOU FEED 10 BILLION PEOPLE?
"Smart farming" is an important part of the answer to this existential question: Extremely high efficiency in food production through the targeted use of the latest technology, computer-supported and - where possible - fully automatic. Seeds are individually and precisely placed; fruits carefully picked by mechanical grippers; fertilizers and plant protection products applied in small doses and in a targeted manner. These operations require a large number of small electric motors that are both robust and powerful.
