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Carhartt is helping feed hungry Americans with a $1 million donation, split between non-profits The Farmlink Project and Feeding America.
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InnerPlant expands its crop monitoring service to more soybean acres in 2026, plans a move into corn next year, and brings on John Deere expertise to scale the tech.
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A wave of cyberattacks targeting supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe has raised alarms about vulnerabilities in agriculture, which increasingly relies on connected equipment and cloud platforms. Experts warn that agriculture’s complex, digitally linked supply chains and aging operational technology create many points of weakness, with risks ranging from ransomware disruptions to physical theft of valuable GPS equipment. While systemic food shortages are unlikely from a single incident, attacks during critical periods or on shared technologies could cause significant supply chain disruptions. Both cybersecurity specialists and machinery manufacturers stress the need for improved digital defenses and theft prevention as the sector modernizes.