When we think of aerospace technology, most people picture rockets, satellites, or distant deep-space missions. But aerospace tools are not just shaping the future of space exploration. They are reshaping something much closer to home: our food system. As climate change, population growth, and resource scarcity challenge global agriculture, farmers are turning to technologies once reserved for pilots, astronauts, and engineers. And honestly, it is fantastic to see how innovat

Before I started researching AI in agriculture, I always thought farming was mostly about experience: knowing your land, watching the sky, and trusting your instincts. I imagined farmers walking through their fields, checking the soil, and hoping the weather would stay kind. But the more I learned, the more I realized that modern farming is becoming something completely different. Today, a farmer might open a phone app and see data-driven insights such as soil moisture levels

If you're in precision agriculture, you know the goal is maximum efficiency: using data and technology to grow more food with fewer resources. But what happens after harvest? A staggering amount of that carefully cultivated food never reaches a plate. This isn't just an inefficiency; it's a crisis with profound implications for our climate and global food security. As someone passionate about strengthening food security, I’m curious about this simple idea: when we treat food

(Credit: Getty Images) Farming has always been central to human survival, but today the challenge is bigger than ever. Climate change is...

Image of vertical farm growing tomatoes (Credit: Getty Images) Today, we're looking up, way up, to explore vertical farming. It’s not...