Agriculture News

As this AgTech company demonstrates, blockchain is advancing the UN Sustainable Development Goals through transparency, empowerment and efficiency.

Blockchains’ tracing capacities can help certify that crops weren’t grown by razing woodlands or harvested with child labor.

This leading AgTech firm offers a comprehensive tech stack designed to empower farmers and optimize the global industry.

Agricultural sectors, such as the coffee market, can integrate blockchain to achieve better traceability, security, and speed.

Despite negatively impacting the labor market, there are many reasons to think AI will eventually contribute to creating new jobs and economic growth.

Blockchain is reshaping the agricultural industry by increasing transparency, traceability and efficiency in supply chain management and compliance.

Blockchain has been integrated into various industries — agriculture is no exception.

AgTech company Dimitra is introducing new ways in which farmers and investors can use blockchain technology in the agricultural industry.

Blockchains can help to insure the world’s uninsured, but daunting challenges remain: How does one explain crop insurance to indigent farmers?

Traceability is key for helping small-scale farmers achieve big benefits, but will blockchain solutions catch on in developing countries?

Agriculture-focused fund provider Teucrium Trading filed an application with the SEC to launch a Bitcoin ETF tracking BTC futures.

While the agricultural sector is among the industries standing to benefit the most from blockchain tech, poor access to infrastructure has been holding the industry back.

Blockchain proponents claim that agricultural asset-backed tokens would make it easier for farmers in Argentina to attract investment and access liquidity amid a nationwide economic crisis.

The new Ethereum-based network aims to track the life cycle of agricultural products, and counts a pharma giant among its users.

Blockchain will streamline trade from Europe’s grain belt.