Tag: applied technology

Analyzing data from drones is very time-consuming and requires specific, high-level knowledge of software, even statistics.

As with several strawberry growers, Olga Walsh, research associate professor at the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences at the University of Idaho, sees many benefits from drones.

Swarms of drones will be commonplace in orchards and fields one day.

Using drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles, in agricultural applications remains a relatively new phenomenon.

Coastline Family Farms in Salinas, CA, spent over $20,000 upgrading technology infrastructure and equipment during the pandemic.

Even with all the advantages demonstrated by new technologies, no one expects this pandemic situation to last forever.

2020 COVID hinderances such as stay-at-home orders, travel restrictions, and limitations on face-to-face interactions haven’t just led to the more widespread use of existing technology, it’s leapt fully into new universes.

Businesses may have scrambled at the onset of the coronavirus and the shutdown that followed, but the months since have seen many find simple and/or ingenious ways to combat the limitations brought on by the pandemic.

The annual The Food Retailing Industry Speaks (Speaks) report, released today by FMI—The Food Industry Association, finds that in 2019 the food retail industry saw strong operational performance, which helped the industry face challenges in 2020.