The 300-acre site will host growers, startups, corporations, researchers, and education programs that will focus on precision agriculture technologies and retrofit solutions.
AGCO Plans to Build Sustainable Test Farm in North Dakota
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Salient Predictions Receives NOAA Grant to Revolutionize Water Availability Forecasting
This grant aims to transform water availability forecasting, providing forecasts spanning two to 52 weeks ahead, which will benefit agriculture and hydropower operations.
FuelCell Energy, Toyota Complete ‘Tri-Gen’ Production System
The new technology will make the Toyota Logistic Services Long Beach facility the first of its kind that is 100% powered by on-site, renewable energy.
Oscilla Power One Step Closer to Launching Triton-C Wave Energy Converter
“It was an incredibly rewarding experience to get the Triton-C out to its final deployment location and see just how it operates, if only for a few hours,” says Tim Mundon, CTO of Oscilla Power.
AirTrunk Secures $2.96 Billion Sustainability-Linked Loan
The company says it is the largest such financing of any data center operator and will use funds to improve emissions, energy efficiency, and water use.
Water Recycling and Reuse Technologies Help Conservation Initiatives
The market is expected to be valued at $31.9 billion by 2028 due to increased strain on freshwater resources and government conservation initiatives.
Ebb Carbon Uses Seawater for Carbon Capture, Ocean Deacidification
The system can remove 100 tons of carbon from the air each year as it is absorbed by seawater and stored as bicarbonate.
Bayer, GenZero, Shell Partner to Reduce Rice Cultivation Methane Emissions
The partnership will support smallholder farmers reduce methane emissions, which have global warming potential 27 times greater than carbon dioxide.
Study Reveals Impact of Saltwater Intrusion on Mid-Atlantic Farmlands
The threat has emerged as a significant challenge for farmers across Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia and has transformed over 19,000 acres of fertile farmland into marshland between 2011 and 2017.
Equatic Technology Uses Seawater to Capture Carbon, Produce Green Hydrogen
The process uses seawater electrolysis to capture and permanently store carbon while generating clean hydrogen.