Can a phone truly mine gold? Digital gold, that is? We’ve all been tempted by the siren song of crypto riches. Bitcoin Solaris (BTC-S) is purring dreams of riches into your ear. This innovative idea is called smartphone mining. The idea is seductive: democratizing crypto, bypassing expensive rigs, and empowering...
Harpreet’s story is an inspiring example of how innovation combined with a strong spirit can overcome struggles and hardships. Harpreet was struggling with heavy debt and found it impossible to survive using conventional farming practices. With no intention of facing a life of poverty, he turned to off-season production of...
McKinsey hangs out their own $500 billion carrot – an estimated potential GDP increase for agriculture powered by better data. Syngenta and Al Dahra are betting big on Cropwise Operations, a new platform that’s expected to change the way farms are managed. Are we really setting all that potential free,...
Let’s face it — the tech world can seem like one long island of geniuses claiming to change the world. These innovators are going to break everything, from your breakfast cereal to your trip into space. While they're busy building metaverse real estate, a real revolution is quietly taking root...
Water Resources Minister Nimmala Ramanaidu’s success doing the impossible on his own farm in West Godavari He grew an incredible 65 bags of paddy per acre! We have seen that he is not holed up in the situation room. He is getting his hands dirty. He’s demonstrating what can be...
Nimmala Ramanaidu, the Water Resources Minister and a farmer’s son with deep roots in agriculture, has demonstrated exceptional farming prowess. He produced a commendable yield of 65 bags of paddy per acre. This big success came out of his own six-acre farm at Agarathi Palem village in Palakollu mandal of...
Sixty-five bags of paddy per acre. Everything Water Resources Minister Nimmala Ramanaidu pulled off on his farm. Sixty-five bags. It's a number that resonates. It’s not just imaginary—all of that thick mystery described above speaks of love, toil, and the most intimate knowledge of one’s homeland. Now, imagine how we...
Iraq is facing a silent crisis. While headlines scream about political instability, a far more insidious threat is brewing beneath the surface: the rapid depletion of its groundwater. Farmers, desperate for survival in the face of crippling droughts, are turning to wells, spurred on by government incentives for desert farming....
Iraq, a nation historically known for its rich cultural heritage and vast oil reserves, is now venturing into an ambitious agricultural endeavor: desert farming. This new effort would not only help improve our food security, it would help improve our over-reliance on imported fresh produce. In the process, it has...
Today’s Iraqi agricultural boom, made possible by tapping into precious groundwater reserves in desert provinces such as Najaf, is all too reminiscent. Indeed, the government’s drive for self-sufficiency in wheat—accomplished through subsidized land leases and irrigation—is laudable on its face. Farmers are now tilling a land area equal to twenty...
