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“Future” and “revolution”: two words that strike fear in the hearts and minds of many.

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he wine industry often conveys an image of an artisanal business. Even large producers frequently cultivate an identity tied to tradition and craftsmanship. So, what does that mean when increasingly more winemakers are turning to cutting-edge techniques where technology plays a major role? 

The day is coming when most farmers in the developed world will earn money from storing carbon dioxide in their soils, but when and how much? It all starts with carbon measurement.

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A few times a year, farmers have to do a dangerous task; go inside large grain bins to take care of their harvest.

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These new technologies are important steps to allow current and future generations of farmers to grow without compromising the needs of the earth.

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In that sweet spot where forestry meets technology, a Toronto-based startup called Flash Forest is employing aerial drones to plant trees 10 times quicker than a single worker planting with shovels, with a goal of planting a full 1 billion trees by 2028.