The World’s First Robot Farm Requires No (Human) Farmers At All
We’ll have the robo-salad with electronic vinaigrette, please.
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Who Is Obama’s New Nominee For FDA Commissioner?
And why should we care about what the FDA does, anyway?
This New Technology Treats Manure So Well You Can Drink It
A Canadian inventor wants to clean up agriculture’s ecological damage by turning manure into drinking water.
5 Things to Get Your Garden Ready for Winter – and Guarantee a Spectacular Spring
Fall is a winding down time in the garden, but it’s also a window where you can get a head start on next year’s gardening season. Get ahead of the curve now, so when spring fever hits, your to-do list will be a little shorter and your garden will be a little more orderly, healthy, and productive.
With Telefarm App, Digital Seeds Reap Real-Life Produce
Like a FarmVille-CSA mashup, this Japanese game lets players reap what they sow.
The Bad News About the Organic Industry
The good news: Organic produce is now certified by the government, widely available at big-box stores, and more affordable than ever. The bad news: See above.
What Is Black Rice, and Where Did It Come From?
A new study examines the genome to try to track this sinister-sounding rice back to its source.
Join Us at Field + Supply: A Show that Celebrates Modern Makers
We’ll be at Field + Supply, a Modern Makers Craft Fair, in High Falls, New York, October 10 and 11.
