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Costa Group to start deploying Arugga’s pollination robots across Australian tomato fields
12.07.21
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CTech
The Israeli startup aims to help growers solve critical challenges related to more efficient pollination and reduced labor costs, while reducing the spread of viruses with its non-contact solutions
Blue White Robotics plows ahead with new autonomous tractor
18.02.21
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James Spiro
The Israeli company is advancing the agtech sector with its ‘Robot-as-a-service’ for farm vehicles
Robotics startup brings Israeli twist to agricultural drones
27.12.20
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Yafit Ovadia
Blue White Robotics completed its first pollination of dates using drones and is bringing Israel’s military specialty in UAVs to the agricultural sector
Israel's Netafim offers rice farmers an alternative to flooding their paddies
15.12.20
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Reuters
Demand for rice is expected to rise 25% by 2050 and rice paddies leave too big a footprint, says director of U.N.-backed Sustainable Rice Platform
SeeTree completes $30 million series B to expand tree intelligence service
08.12.20
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Meir Orbach
“Our vision is to enable the ‘Tree-Farming 4.0 Revolution’ with the Intelligence-per-Tree that we provide,” says CEO
UPL director optimistic about potential agritech collaborations between Israel and UAE
02.11.20
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CTech
The company’s director shares some of his predictions about the countries and any role they might play together
The age of Zoom has helped speed up tech deals between Israel and India
30.10.20
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Allon Sinai
The prices there may be lower, but India’s sheer market size makes it worth it for Israeli companies, says Israeli trade rep to New Delhi
Agri-tech R&D partnership Smart Agro raises over $7.5 million in Tel Aviv IPO
29.10.20
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Hezi Sternlicht
"Despite the challenging times, the IPO and the demand show that the Israeli public believes in Israeli agri-tech," said Smart Agro CEO Omri Rothman
Fruit-picking drone company raising $20 million to begin manufacturing
27.10.20
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Tzally Greenberg
Tevel Aerobotics says demand for its AI-powered flying robot pickers has increased as fewer human workers are available
Irrigation giant Reinke partners with Israel’s CropX to offer farmers precision solutions
17.08.20
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Meir Orbach
Farmers who use Reinke's ReinCloud extended cloud app will be able to remotely run their irrigation system while managing CropX system data through the integrated platform
Drip irrigation pioneer Netafim lands $85 million contract in India
10.08.20
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Golan Hazani
The deal will see Netafim provide irrigation systems to 35,000 farmers, growing diverse crops on some 500 square kilometers in 66 villages in the state of Karnataka in southwest India
Where FoodTech meets the plate: The 11 finalists of Calcalist's Food Innovation Contest
02.08.20
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Maayan Manela
From fruit-picking robots to food waste reduction AI, these companies are at the cutting edge of solutions the world is starving for
From Earth to Mars, New Agtech Developments Bring New Regulatory Hurdles
30.05.20
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Dov Greenbaum
As farming IoT devices become the new norm, new regulations are required to protect farmers’ trade secrets while allowing them to migrate between technologies
Black Gold: How One Variety of Dates Took Over a Billion Shekels Industry
13.03.20
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Ari Libsker
The Medjool date is the biggest, sweetest, most visually appealing variety of the fruit, and its rising popularity means more and more Israeli growers are uprooting more traditional, subtler types of palms to make room for the new king of the industry
Precision Agriculture Is the Agtech Word of the Day
05.03.20
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Sophie Shulman
There are some 1,600 global agtech startups, all are focused on one goal—maximizing profit for the farmers by improving efficiency, boosting yield, and cutting costs
Israel Chemicals Acquires Precision Agriculture Company Growers Holdings
19.02.20
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Adi Pick
North Carolina-based Growers develops technology that collects and turns manual and machine-generated farm data into planting and fertilization recommendations, aiming to generate higher agricultural yields
Adama CEO Named CFO of Parent Company Syngenta Group
05.01.20
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Tzally Greenberg
Chen Lichtenstein was appointed CEO of the Israeli pesticide manufacturer in 2014; Adama was in 2017 acquired by ChemChina, whose agricultural assets merged with Sinochem to form Syngenta
Canada’s Cronos Starts Growing First Cannabis Seedlings on Israeli Soil
13.11.19
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Tzally Greenberg
The Nasdaq and Toronto-listed cannabinoid company signed a partnership with northern Israeli Kibbutz Gan Shmuel in 2017
Agriculture Management Startup AgriTask Raises $8.5 Million
05.11.19
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Adi Pick
AgriTask’s service combines data from multiple sources to offer farmers and agricultural insurers soil management and insights on more than 50 different types of crops
The Apple Doesn't Fall
25.10.19
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Sophie Shulman
After his brother died, Israeli businessman and former Teva executive Eyal Deshe stepped up to lead his apple-picking drone startup, and discovered the joy of being a hungry entrepreneur
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