5 Israeli precision-ag technologies making farms smarter
Precision agriculture is trending toward complete automated solutions for farm efficiency, increased yield and less waste, say Israeli experts.
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Precision agriculture is trending toward complete automated solutions for farm efficiency, increased yield and less waste, say Israeli experts.
Manzanillo Port project is said to be first of its kind in Mexico, generating energy from ocean waves.
It takes chutzpah to compete with housewares giants like Rubbermaid, but Bram Industries leverages Israeli innovation to get prime shelf space.
Israeli researchers are deciphering the stinging mechanism of the jellyfish, hoping it will provide ideas for improved drug delivery.
New research by an Israeli scientist shows that biochar-stimulated improvements in plant growth are linked to increased microbial diversity in the root zone.
Coral reefs in the Gulf of Aqaba may survive global warming, and could one day be used to re-seed parts of the world where reefs are dying.
Israeli photonics expert invents technology that would enable ice machines to embed images into ice cubes, while saving big on energy.
Plants have been used for their medicinal powers for centuries. Now a farm in Zippori is cultivating these plants for sale all over the world.
$20m agreement for Liberia’s first solar field is first deal following a memorandum of understanding signed between Israel and ECOWAS.
Israeli and American researchers develop novel membrane filtration methods to fill a critical need worldwide.
Israeli startup Eggxyt’s technology to determine the gender of chicken embryos before incubation and hatching sparks interest in Europe and China.
Talking with ISRAEL21c from the NASA Southwest Research Institute in Texas, Yohai Kaspi explains 4 initial revelations provided by the Juno Mission.
‘The megatrend in this world is electric, connected and autonomous. That put Israel in the center because those are things we are really good at.’
From six to 20: Two years after opening the Gazelle Valley nature park in the heart of the city, the antelope population is celebrating life.
Global researchers, NGOs and meat industry leaders gather in Haifa to strategize mass production of cultured meat and learn about Israeli advances.