If you think about fertile land for agricultural development,
Israel probably doesn’t immediately come to mind. But perhaps
it should. Despite a desert climate and the relative youth of the
country, Israel’s technological development has created a
boom in agricultural innovation, with technology that
helps farmers and companies develop healthier, higher-quality
foods. With the challenges facing the world’s farming and
crops markets, this tiny country provides a wealth of opportunity
moving into the future of agriculture.
Addressing Agricultural Challenges
Agriculture today needs technology to succeed. Climate change is
creating growing uncertainty in how and where plants will continue
to grow well, and natural resources are diminishing over time. On
the other hand, the world population continues to grow. This means
that, absent technological solutions, the farms of the world will
struggle to keep up with demand in the decades to come.