Farmblox News

Amid the highest copper prices in history and 30-plus years of ag equipment destruction, Cop-R-Lock provides unprecedented theft prevention, contends Bobby Rader.

Copper theft is on the rise in the US - up 22% year over year, according to law enforcement. Copper theft, fence theft, and other types of theft can cost growers up to $100,000 in damages and repairs.

Growing increasingly frustrated with copper wire thefts and lack of accountability for criminals, Officer Bobby Rader knew something needed to be done to protect local farmers.

Farmblox announced it has relocated its headquarters to Santa Cruz, California, reflecting a growing commitment to California’s specialty crops producers and the state’s central role in the company’s strategy.

California's central valley is becoming a hub for agtech experimentation. Farmblox is joining the movement.

Farmblox and Eion have entered a strategic partnership to enhance how carbon sequestration is monitored and verified across agricultural landscapes.

Details about innovative companies that are developing automated and/or AI-based equipment for use on farms.

The latest round of tariffs imposed on Canada and Mexico imports is expected to drive up demand for U.S. agricultural products. But there’s a glaring problem: labor.

Farmblox vows to change how almond and nut farmers manage their operations, tackling labor shortages, water scarcity, and regulatory compliance.

Glenn Goodrich of Goodrich Maple Farm along with Brett and Chris Elliott, woods managers, continues a massive installation of Farmblox monitors.

Autonomous farming technology is advancing, leading to considerations about its implications for crops and laborers.

Automation in agriculture offers solutions for farmers, but workers fear for their jobs.

Automation is increasingly being adopted across agricultural sectors, and maple syrup production is no exception.

Farmblox, a new and innovative AgTech startup, is determined to bring technology to agriculture in a way that respects the traditions and autonomy of farmers.

An interview with Nathan Rosenberg, CEO of Farmblox, reveals insights into the company's mission and future plans.

In this episode, explore technologies aimed at reducing farm labor and natural resource consumption.

Farmblox is expanding its services to improve agricultural efficiency through advanced technology.

Nathan Rosenberg of Farmblox discusses labor-saving technologies for farmers.

This podcast discusses how AI and solar are helping farmers increase productivity and save energy.

Farmblox secures $2.5 million to expand its farm automation system.

Venture capitalists are showing strong interest in Farmblox, leading to an oversubscribed $2.5 million seed round.

Farmblox, a startup specializing in AI-driven crop monitoring, has raised $2 million to advance its technology.

Farmblox has raised $2.5 million to advance AI automation in agriculture.

Farmblox aims to bring AI automation to vineyards with its recent $2.5 million seed funding.

Farmblox is empowering farmers with its AI-powered sensor-reading platform, enhancing efficiency and productivity.