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What if a potato farmer needed to farm more sustainably? What would they need? Perfect seeds with more chromosomes If you have not seen what Ohalo has announced, listen to this. The innovation that is happening here will increase yield, increase profit, and increase quality through a new "Boosted Breeding" technique that allows the parent potatoes to pass 100% of the chromosomes to the offspring. #sustainability #ohalo

🌱🎙️ Exciting News! 🎙️🌱 I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Tim Hammerich on "The Future of Agriculture" podcast! We delved deep into Syngenta's bold investments in soil health and discussed why this crucial area is pivotal for the future of farming and our planet. In this episode, we explore: 🔍 How I define soil health (the million dollar question). 💡 Why innovation is key to enable soil health practices. 🤷♂️ Why soil carbon can be a distraction for farmers. 🌍 How restoring and improving our soils can transform agriculture. 👩🌾 The real-world impact on farmers' livelihoods and food security. Whether you're a fellow soil enthusiast, a curious scientist, or simply passionate about the future of sustainable agriculture, have a listen and let me know what you think! 🎧 Check it out here: FoA 424: Why Syngenta Is Investing In Soil Health With Matt Wallenstein   Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gaai8Yei   Apple: https://lnkd.in/ghVhFVdD web: https://lnkd.in/gP-e87Ui #SoilHealth #SustainableAgriculture #FutureOfFarming #Syngenta #Podcast

We’ve heard many ways to describe our work at Elo, but one of the best is being called the "Willy Wonka of agriculture." This phrase was coined by Tim Hammerich, host of the Future of Agriculture podcast. In a recent episode, he interviews our CEO, Todd Rands, alongside Pairwise CEO Tom Adams. Tune in (at about the 7-minute mark) to discover how both companies are pushing the boundaries of what's possible in #agtech and #food. #Innovation #FutureofFood #MolecularFarming

Earlier this month, I had the pleasure of discussing with Tim Hammerich on the Future of Agriculture podcast. We had a great time talking about soil as an ecosystem, the impact of soil data on the industry and the challenges of building and scaling new tech in agriculture. I am not a fan of listening to myself, and after this one, I know I need to stop using the word "basically" when I talk! If you are curious, here is the episode (also available on Spotify and YouTube)

PODCAST ALERT 🎙️ 🌱 Want to grow more with less? Episode 1 of the Grounded in Science podcast explores how ACF-SR helps farmers reduce inputs and increase yields through the power of targeted bacteria. Listen to our 8-minute intro episode at https://lnkd.in/gN-kgRMP #agriculture #biological #turfmanagement #sustainablefarming

🚨 Ground Breaking Podcast Episode #6: Don’t Treat Soil Like Dirt: Biodiversity’s Importance to Soil Health 🚨 In the sixth episode of the Ground Breaking Podcast, Heather Tunstall interviews Jacob Parnell, Director of Agronomy at Biome Makers Inc., about the cutting-edge technologies transforming soil health management in agriculture. Learn how soil health tech is maximizing ROI, detecting disease risks early, and significantly boosting crop yields. Discover practical advice, success stories, and future trends in precision agriculture from an expert at the forefront of agricultural technology. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eUSnKE4J #AgTech #DigitalFarming #Agribusiness

Determining the quality of seeds ⬇ Here’s a topic most of us rarely consider, yet it’s crucial for agriculture—the quality of seeds. When sowing 1,000 seeds, how many will grow into productive plants? In the latest episode of the Doppelhelix podcast, our co-founder Joel talks to Jens Varnskuehler from seedalive GmbH, a company that has developed a rapid test to determine seed germination capacity in just a few hours, providing insights that used to take days to gather. Be prepared for a deep dive into the technology behind this breakthrough, the impact on agriculture, and the company’s next steps. #BiotechPodcast #SeedQuality #NewEpisode #Doppelhelix

Have you ever wondered how plants feel? 🌱 By giving crops a way to signal when under attack from fungi and other threats, InnerPlant is transforming farming from an industry of guesses into one powered by data! 🚀 Their technology means farmers can pinpoint problems within days instead of weeks, Helping boost yields and reduce waste On this week's episode of #LeadersOnAMission, Shely Aronov discusses how her company is revolutionizing agriculture through real-time plant stress detection Shely also shares her entrepreneurial journey and the challenges of scaling an AgTech startup while maintaining focus on the customer Eager to learn more? Listen to my podcast via the link in the comments 👇 #climatepodcast #agtech

Let’s stop asking “What should farmers do?” and start asking, “What can we do to help farmers?” 🌱 Farmers are expected to know everything—crops, animals, finances, soil health, climate change, and more. But the reality? The system is stacked against them. Despite all the good intentions, many initiatives ask farmers to adopt new practices, without addressing the fact that policies, business models, and advisory services are designed for conventional, industrial farming. Rogier Schulte’s message is simple but critical: We shouldn’t just put the responsibility for change on farmers. 👉 Agronomists play a key role in shaping farming decisions. Farmers already know and trust them, so the first step to real change is training and equipping agronomists with the latest knowledge in agroecology. ⎯⎯⎯⎯ Listen to the latest Deep Seed episode to learn more about these crucial topics 🎧 Available on Youtube, Spotify & Apple Podcasts. ⎯⎯⎯⎯ #RegenerativeAgriculture #SoilHealth #Biodiversity #Agroecology

Season 10 Episode 132 of the Vertical Farming Podcast is live. This week we speak to Shlomy Raziel of Grow-tec. "I was born and raised in a Kibbutz, just ten minutes from my office. From childhood, I was deeply involved in agriculture, starting with open field orchards and later moving on to greenhouses and Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) projects after university." "Big companies do great work with technology for the mainstream, but there's a lack of solutions for tailor-made projects. I found a niche in creating specific, precise solutions not just for mainstream agriculture but for unique, smaller-scale projects that big companies overlook." Thanks to our Episode Sponsor: Indoor AgTech, Indoor Ag-Con 🎧 Episode and subscription link in the comments Please 👍 + share with at least one colleague who you think would enjoy this. 🤔 What has YOU excited about the potential for vertical farming? Comment below! #verticalfarmingpodcast #verticalfarming #agtechgtech Podcast production by FullCast