Part 1 covered the four sensor readings that define a good operating range. Part 2 covered the biology that range
What You Can’t Control, And What To Actually Do About It – Part 3 Read Post »
Last time, in Part 1 of this series, I walked through the four abiotic readings, moisture, EC, temperature, pH, that
Why Good Numbers Don’t Automatically Mean Good Soil – Part 2 Read Post »
Green on your dashboard doesn’t always mean safe, and I’ve seen enough farmers stare at a green reading and relax
Green Doesn’t Mean Safe: What Your Soil Dashboard Isn’t Showing You – Part 1 Read Post »
You’ve probably used a chatbot on a banking app, a delivery app, or your farm platform; type a question, get
When a Farm App’s Chatbot Shows You Someone Else’s Farm Read Post »
Most organic farmers don’t need a test to know when soil is improving; they see it in the crops, feel
What 45 Days of Soil Data can tell an Organic Farm – and its PGS Community Read Post »
That’s the theory. Here’s what it looks like in practice, because we’ve had to answer every one of those fears
Part 2: How This Actually Plays Out on Real Farms Read Post »
There is a rise of Black women stepping into farming; running poultry houses, cultivating vegetables and leading cooperatives that feed
Black Women Farmers are thriving but where is Smart Agritech? Read Post »
I want to tell you about a tank that used to trip the electricity. At The Sustainability Institute (TSI) in
Two Sensors, One Water Tank: What “Smart” Actually Means For A Farm Read Post »
The first time I stood at an Agri Expo stand, I realised nobody was going to be impressed by dashboards.
Part 1: Smart Agritech Fears, and Why Farmers Have Them Read Post »
As African farms adopt digital tools from irrigation systems to mobile dashboards, the need for a cyber-resilient smart farm has
Building a Cyber-Resilient Smart Farm: A Practical Roadmap Read Post »
