Every paper we've published

A sweeping review of AI in food production finds hyperspectral-imaging quality checks hitting up to 100% accuracy and predictive maintenance cutting downtime 30% — yet food remains the least robotic-adopting industrial sector of all, at just 5% penetration.

India's fertiliser sector runs on Gulf-region gas and imported potash and phosphate — so when the 2026 West-Asia conflict shut down Strait of Hormuz shipping, urea prices jumped over 75% in a year, even as India entered the season with unusually large stockpiles cushioning the immediate blow.

A survey of 40 farmers in Odisha's hilly Gajapati district finds every single one sells exclusively via informal roadside stalls, with poor transport as the dominant barrier — and not one has ever received government or institutional marketing support.

A PRISMA-guided review of 35 studies traces how vision-based navigation, bio-inspired swarm robotics, and hyperspectral sensing are converging on autonomous farm machines — and catalogs the cost, adaptability, and policy gaps still standing between the technology and small farms.

A field-image dataset of 1,000 onion plants trained an upgraded YOLOv8 detector that spots Anthracnose, Stemphylium blight, Purple Blotch, and Twister disease at 77.3% accuracy and 123 frames per second — fast and light enough to run inside a farmer-facing smartphone app.

A field trial in Agra found that combining black polythene mulch with 50 ppm gibberellic acid (GA3) boosted cabbage head yield by roughly 30% over untreated plants, while also producing the earliest, largest, and densest heads of any treatment tested.

A solar-powered device combining multi-spectral LED insect trapping with an IoT-triggered ultrasonic animal repellent cut animal intrusions by roughly 75% in a 30-day field trial at Agriculture University Jodhpur — running entirely off-grid.

A survey of 400 Uttar Pradesh farmer households finds that regular users of digital advisory platforms — WhatsApp groups, YouTube, apps — score significantly higher on knowledge, empowerment, and yield than non-users, even after controlling for income and education.

A qualitative study of 37 New Zealand dairy and sheep/beef farmers finds they increasingly trust informal, digital, and peer-driven information — including AI — over formal institutions, and are struggling with real information overload as a result.

Using two decades of Indian inflation data, this study finds a durable long-run link between agricultural production and both consumer and wholesale price inflation — spiking sharply during the 2008 financial crisis and again in 2021, before both measures corrected by 2023.

A multi-agent AI system that generates season-long farming advice and checks it against a crop growth simulator before recommending it — in a decade-long test on maize in Karnataka, all three reasoning strategies beat static advisory guidelines, with the best approach lifting yields by over 1,150 kg/ha.