May 16, 2025
This labor-intensive work has been almost entirely taken over by large agricultural machines, which farmers can operate comfortably.
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This labor-intensive work has been almost entirely taken over by large agricultural machines, which farmers can operate comfortably.
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How Can AI Revolutionize Agriculture in Pangasinan? Advancements and Benefits
Technology startup Iron Ox is launching a hydroponic farm featuring a 1,000-pound mobile robot named Angus. While the typical farmer has to check their crops multiple times a day, Angus speeds up the process by transferring crops from the harvesting area to the production center.
The two friends took a road trip through California, asking farmers about the biggest pain points in their industry. The vast majority had the same answer: Newer generations simply aren't interested in farming, creating a massive labor shortage.
That's where Angus comes in. While the typical farmer has to check crops multiple times a day, making sure they have the proper amounts of water, nutrients, and nitrogen, Angus speeds up the process by transferring crops from the harvesting area to the production center.
"A lot of the technology we essentially had to develop from scratch, but now we have a real robot working on real plants that are thriving in our environment,"