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The SWITL robotic hand features a conveyor belt, believed to be made from Teflon, which moves so fast it is able to pick up semi-liquid spills without leaving a mess. The device has to be seen in action to be believed.…

Is this the future of restaurants? What’s for sure is that this isn’t the first robotised restaurant. Haidilao, another robot restaurant, also opened in Beijing at the end of October, while at the beginning of May, Spicy opened in the…

Blueberries are one of the easiest fruits to grow in your garden. They don't take up much space, can be grown in containers, and are actually quite attractive. Plus, you'll never have to overpay for a pint of flavorless blueberries at…

In KMBS on Ukrainian Food Valley event there was a very interesting speaker from The Netherlands Study Centre for Technology Trends - Dr. Patrick van der Duin. His topic was about the Prospects for breakthrough technologies in the…

A water-repelling, biodegradable material inspired by lotus leaves has been developed by a joint team of researchers from India, Switzerland and Italy. Super-hydrophobic or water repellent materials are used in various industrial and…

The Impossible Burger is a meatless hamburger, but it tastes, smells, and bleeds like a real beef patty. The secret ingredient? Neuroscience. SEEDS  by materials Quartz

If you want to start a small farm business, you may be wondering what step to take first. You might not even have land yet, but you are still thinking and planning for the time when you will make your move. And finding farmland is one…

Paul Beck explains why it is important to rotate locations for feeding hay in pastures. SEEDS  by materials SUNUPTV

If you're wondering what supplies you need for beekeeping, look no further. I'll let you know exactly you need to get your beekeeping operation off the ground. The exact list of supplies you'll need will vary depending on the type of…

Over the course of each year, Successful Farming magazine editors talk to hundreds of farmers. Some on the phone to get updates on crop progress in their areas, some via Twitter to hear what farmers think of the latest policy changes, and…