Cannabis farmers in California were ready for big returns when legalization passed in the state. Now, they’re just hoping to break even.
Scientists Try to Build a Tomato That Grows 24 Hours a Day
Currently, tomatoes needs their beauty sleep. But scientists think they may have stumbled on a tomato that can stay up all night long.
Garden, Meet Edyn: How the ‘Internet of Things’ Has Moved Outside
A snazzy new start-up, Edyn, joins the ranks of food-focused Silicon Valley hardware.
The Ag Patent Explosion of the 1800s
The latter half of the 1800s was a time when America turned on the jets to head west and fill the space between New England and California. With that, food production needed to go ...
Drones aren’t just for spying and unmanned warfare. Farmers are finding uses for herding cattle, spraying pesticides and a host of other farm chores.
Farm Geeks: Learning to Love the Circuit Board
From water sensors to weather stations, farm hacking takes off.
