Agriculture News

Traceability is key for helping small-scale farmers achieve big benefits, but will blockchain solutions catch on in developing countries?

Agriculture-focused fund provider Teucrium Trading filed an application with the SEC to launch a Bitcoin ETF tracking BTC futures.

While the agricultural sector is among the industries standing to benefit the most from blockchain tech, poor access to infrastructure has been holding the industry back.

Blockchain proponents claim that agricultural asset-backed tokens would make it easier for farmers in Argentina to attract investment and access liquidity amid a nationwide economic crisis.

The new Ethereum-based network aims to track the life cycle of agricultural products, and counts a pharma giant among its users.

Blockchain will streamline trade from Europe’s grain belt.

The Australian government-backed supply chain traceability platform Entrust is launching on Hedera Hashgraph.

Agriota E-Marketplace may give farmers in India more access to the UAE’s multi-billion dollar food industry.

They’re tackling a problem that affects billions of people.

The USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service is proposing the department utilize DLT to trace the supply chain of organic products.

One of India’s largest farmer producer organizations plans to use blockchain to help farmers receive higher pay.

Agtech startup Agri10x has partnered with the Indian government to boost the income of India’s farmers with the help of its blockchain platform.

Australian livestock traceability platform, Aglive Group Limited, announced the completion of a pilot tracing beef exports from Australia to China on May 4.

To gain transparency and consumer safety, the food-processing and meatpacking plants are implementing blockchain technology to their operation services.

Covantis, a blockchain agritech project run by agribusiness giants like Cargill, is officially established in Geneva and appoints CEO.