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This hydroponic garden fits anywhere and grows fresh food from seed pods without pesticides.

Put A Garden In Even The Smallest Space With The EVE

Why grow plants horizontally when you can grow them vertically?

This Is What The Future of Farming Looks Like

Bill Gates reportedly owns more farmland than anyone else in the United States. He recently tried to explain why, and it was a little hard to follow.

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His explanation was a little confusing, honestly.

Bill Gates Attempts to Explain Why He Bought More Farmland Than Anyone Else in America

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The idea of deep space explorers growing their own food just became more feasible with the discovery that worms can still hunt pests in microgravity.

Rejoice!

This could be a win for zero gravity agriculture.

Scientists: Worms Could Kill Pests on Space Vegetables

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Russian farmers strapped VR headsets onto their cows to see if pleasant virtual worlds would improve their milk. So far, all they know is the cows liked it.

Cow VR

The cows are trapped on crowded farms — but the VR shows them a beautiful open field.

Russian Farmers Are Strapping VR Headsets to Dairy Cows

Scientists figured out how to breed hornless bulls by editing their genes, providing a painless alternative to horn-removing procedures.

Bull Shit

Sometimes, you just have to grab the bull by the bare scalp.

Scientists Use Gene-Hacking to Breed Hornless Bulls

A number of millennial farmers in the U.S. are making more money talking about farming on their YouTube channels than from farming itself.

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Millennial Farmers Make More Money on YouTube Than From Farming

Farmers in New Zealand have a new tool to herd sheep and cows, according to Radio New Zealand: drones outfitted with speakers so they can bark like dogs.

Sorry, Fido

Who needs sheepdogs when you have drones that bark?

New Zealand Farmers Are Using Drones to Herd Sheep

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If all goes well, robot-grown produce could end up at your supermarket.

A Startup’s Bold Plan to Open Robot Farms Near U.S. Cities

French spacetech startup Kinéis says it will vastly expand the reach of the satellites that track livestock and wildlife animals.

Subsistence farmers could use the newly-affordable system to track their livestock. 

How a Tiny Satellite Fleet Will Track Millions of Animals