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    FarmTech coverage highlights how precision agriculture technology is being used to improve nutrient efficiency on farms. The report focuses on tools that help farmers apply fertilizers and nutrients more accurately, reducing waste and costs while supporting crop yields. It reflects a broader push in the farming sector toward data-driven practices that make better use of inputs amid rising costs and environmental scrutiny.

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    Google signs rice-methane carbon credit deal with Mitti Labs●Google signs its biggest rice-methane carbon credit deal with Indian startup Mitti Labs The four-year agreement will covMmastodonEnvironmentClimate310 min ago

    Google has signed its largest rice-methane carbon credit agreement to date with Indian startup Mitti Labs. The four-year deal will cover rice farms across three Indian states, reaching roughly 100,000 hectares at peak delivery. The arrangement aims to cut methane emissions from rice paddies, a significant source of greenhouse gases, while generating credits to offset Google's emissions.

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    Iowa startups push ag tech and bioplastics forward●Iowa startups explore better ag tech and bioplastics✉newsBusinessStartups10 min ago

    Iowa startups are working on improved agricultural technology and bioplastics, aiming to make farming more efficient and reduce reliance on conventional plastics. The emerging companies reflect a broader push in the Midwest to build tech businesses around agriculture, the state's dominant industry, with local entrepreneurs betting that sustainable materials and smarter farming tools can attract investment and customers.

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    Immigration watchdog says 21 detained during Southern Oregon cannabis farm raids●Immigration watchdog says 21 detained during raids of Southern Oregon cannabis farms✉newsWorldImmigration27 min ago

    Federal immigration raids on cannabis farms in Southern Oregon led to 21 people being detained, according to an immigration watchdog group. The operation was reported by Oregon Public Broadcasting, and it comes amid intensified enforcement actions at agricultural workplaces. Details on the detainees' identities, the exact locations raided, and any charges have not been disclosed.