Agricultural Robotics Partnerships Gain Field Tests
Agricultural robotics partnerships are moving from prototypes to field trials, with Deere, Reservoir, Daedong and Rainbow testing practical AI tools.
Drone Seeding Precision for Cover Crop Decisions
Drone seeding precision can help cover crop timing, but 2026 data show low adoption, stand risks, payload limits and uneven seed distribution.
U.S. drought conditions shape crop risk in 2026
U.S. drought conditions vary sharply by region in 2026, affecting sorghum, irrigation risk, forage supply and crop planning.
Perennial Grains and Long-Term Soil Health
Perennial Grains can build soil carbon and fungi, but lower yields and small acreage keep adoption cautious for sustainable farms.
New World Screwworm Reaches Arizona as USDA Expands U.S. Livestock Response
The New World screwworm response has entered a new phase after the U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed the first detection of the parasite in Arizona on October 28, 2026. The case was found in a…
How excess corn stocks reshape corn market signals
Excess corn stocks are pressuring storage, basis, and price expectations after the September 2026 USDA Grain Stocks report and large harvest.
ROOTS Project Tests Soybean Climate Resilience
ROOTS Project research is moving deeper-rooted soybeans into field testing, with cautious signals for drought response and soil carbon.
Regenerative Soil Health Lessons From EPA Tours
What regenerative soil health from EPA farm tours means for cover crops, no-till, grazing, runoff risk and farm planning.
USDA and NASA Join Forces to Modernize U.S. Crop Data With AI and Satellite Technology
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and NASA are expanding their partnership to improve the quality, timeliness, and usefulness of agricultural statistics used across the United States. On October 24, 2026, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins…