The California AgTech Alliance announced that its Innovation Grants Program is now accepting applications.

The Colorado Department of Agriculture announced a grant to help agricultural employers offset the cost of employing interns in 2027.

After nearly 30 years of developing irrigation technology at Netafim, Abed Masarwa believes innovation requires a willingness to keep learning, challenge assumptions and reinvent yourself.

The USDA announced it will expand the Regenerative Pilot Program from $700 million to $1 billion for fiscal year 2027.

NASA is collaborating with international researchers to begin a joint effort to work on the Lunar Agriculture Module-Ground Test Demonstrator.

Agricultural irrigation requires energy and can contribute to greenhouse gas emissions, but it also allows growers to produce more on fewer acres

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced enrollment is open for the 2026-2027 Agriculture Risk and Price Loss Coverage program designed to protect producers from declines in crop revenue.

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Innovation Campus is receiving a $37 million federal investment to advance a planned agricultural research facility.

Growing up in the eastern lowlands of Bolivia, José L. Chávez, PhD, spent time working on his grandfather’s farm throughout his childhood.

Oklahoma State University’s Irrigation Research Laboratory in the department of biosystems and agricultural engineering is recruiting a PhD student to lead the field and modeling work on a new three-year, externally funded research project.

Researchers at the University of Idaho have received funds through a rapid response grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture to develop free tools for agricultural irrigators.

When Roric Paulman, producer and owner of Paulman Farms, located just south of Sutherland, Nebraska, joined the NASA Acres Farm Innovation Ambassador Team, the role included a tour of the Goddard Space Flight Center.