The automated module designed by Arugga Al Farming will soon be evaluated for commercial use, with an official launch planned for late 2020.

People’s tastes are different. If you get tired of growing Knockouts and marigolds, there are several planting possibilities for you to explore.

Bee Vectoring Technologies International Inc. (BVT) and Biobest Group NV are endeavoring on a global technology sharing agreement […]

The drone would be capable of pollinating flowers and crops the same way a bee would, using cameras and sensors to identify pollen in flowers.

As the greenhouse produce industry continues to work toward keeping up with year-round demand for locally grown food, growers are finding that natural pollination is one way to increase yield, improve fruit quality, and reduce labor.

Researchers in Japan are using the principle of cross-pollination in bees to make a drone that could potentially transport pollen between flowers.

The Horticultural Research Institute, the research foundation of AmericanHort, has released a guide on “Best Management Practices (BMPs) for Bee Health in the Horticultural Industry.”

Ashish Malik, a former Vice President of Global Marketing at Bayer CropScience, will focus on marketing Bee Vectoring Technologies’ patented proprietary tray dispenser system that uses bees to delivery organic compounds directly to crops.