May 21, 2024 Dear Farmable user, You have benefited from free and unlimited access to many Farmable features up until now. This is now coming to an end for the very simple reason that our services are not free to develop and operate. From Tuesday, May 28th, if you want to continue using Fa...
May 21, 2024 Dear Farmable user, You have benefited from free and unlimited access to many Farmable features up until now. This is now coming to an end for the very simple reason that our services are not free to develop and operate. From Tuesday, May 28th, if you want to continue using Fa...
May 21, 2024 Dear Farmable user, You have benefited from free and unlimited access to many Farmable features up until now. This is now coming to an end for the very simple reason that our services are not free to develop and operate. From Tuesday, May 28th, if you want to continue using Fa...
May 21, 2024 Dear Farmable user, You have benefited from free and unlimited access to many Farmable features up until now. This is now coming to an end for the very simple reason that our services are not free to develop and operate. From Tuesday, May 28th, if you want to continue using Fa...
May 21, 2024 Dear Farmable user, You have benefited from free and unlimited access to many Farmable features up until now. This is now coming to an end for the very simple reason that our services are not free to develop and operate. From Tuesday, May 28th, if you want to continue using Fa...
Synopsis Understand the similarities and differences between precision farming and digital farming. We stress the importance of understanding digital farming in the context of new regulations around sustainable agriculture and compliance, while offering the CATS framework to help farmers g...
Synopsis The EU’s new sustainability regulations are in the works, with data collection and monitoring being a key theme. While farmers have valid concerns about the use of their data, it’s critical to adhere to the regulations to maintain compliance. Analogous to the importanc...
According to Merriam-Webster, scientists discovered ‘litmus’ in the 14th century. Litmus is a mixture colored organic compounds that turns red in acid solutions and blue in alkaline solutions and, thus, can be used as an acid-base indicator. Here I refer to the more figurative versio...
Discover the UN Sustainable Development Goals for agriculture and learn about the perspectives, challenges, and criticisms around this ambitious plan....
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