Farms News

Emerging technology could aid survival after a natural disaster. Here’s the case with Australian farmers after the bushfires.

The beer conglomerate behind the Budweiser brand is using blockchain to ensure local suppliers in Africa are able to report their income and open bank accounts.

A group of global coffee companies teamed up to launch a platform for tracking coffee using IBM’s blockchain solution in early 2020.

Blockchain could make it easier to discover the journey that agricultural products take, reduce the frequency and severity of food safety scares, and transform the industry.

Zimbabwean women farmers will be given Bitcoins which they can redeem for goods at selected suppliers.

New Hampshire, one of the world’s most Bitcoin-friendly communities, also allows you several options for organic fare, all on a budget purely of Bitcoin.

Overstock’s Farmers Market service connects organic, local farms with customers, allowing their products to be sold for Bitcoin - without even knowing it.

Mikhail Shlyapnikov, a farmer in the isolated Russian village of Kolionovo believes the answer to the woes of the cash-strapped Russian rural population is “kolions.”

Nubis Bruno, an Argentinian web developer, has designed a way to help organic farmers in his country sell their goods online using Bitcoin.