AgroGuardians

Explore five groundbreaking agri-tech innovations that are cutting input costs, optimising resource use, and boosting productivity — empowering farmers to build resilient, sustainable futures in the face of climate challenges.

A new AI model has been developed that can quickly tell how much weeds have grown—and it could help ensure global food security by accelerating the development of next-generation herbicides.

India might be one of the world's largest agricultural producers, but farming in India is back-breaking — and it's getting tougher… Disorganized supply chains and difficulties in accessing credit aside,

Nigeria has several young entrepreneurs making an impact in their chosen industries, and one of them is Adaeze Akpagbula, who has received multiple awards.

"We're ensuring that breakthrough technologies in AI, robotics, and precision agriculture don't just stay in the lab or on pitch decks."

Organizations that adopt these technologies gain a competitive edge through stronger security, cost efficiency, and greater resilience.

The harvesting robot project Polybot is supported by the Federal Agency for Breakthrough Innovation (Deutsche Agentur für Sprunginnovation: SPRIND) with a seven-month validation grant of approximately 220,000 euros.

Here, Achraf El Allali explores how innovative technologies can help cultivate a more resilient agricultural ecosystem