Andrew Coppin of Ranchbot Monitoring Solutions CEO Discusses the Future of Ranch Technology
In the News: Andrew Coppin of Ranchbot Monitoring Solutions CEO Discusses the Future of Ranch Technology In a recent interview, Andrew Coppin, Co-Founder and CEO of Ranchbot Monitoring Solutions, sat down with Oklahoma Farm Report intern Karleigh Erramouspe to discuss the evolution of technology on America’s ranches. Coppin highlighted how innovation is reshaping the way […]
In the News: Smart Water Strategies Are Key to Sustaining America’s Cattle Industry
In the News: Smart Water Strategies Are Key to Sustaining America’s Cattle Industry With over 900,000 cattle and calf operations across the United States, beef cattle production stands as one of the largest single sectors in American agriculture. Yet as climate challenges intensify, a key question looms: how do we protect this essential industry in a […]
In the News: The States Where Cattle Help Drive Local Economies
In the News: The States Where Cattle Help Drive Local Economies For countless generations, cattle have been more than just livestock. They have served as a reliable source of food, income, and stability for rural communities around the world. In the United States, cattle continue to play a central role in both the economy and […]
In the News: America’s Looming Water Crisis Could Reshape Agriculture, and Technology May Be the Key to Adaptation
In the News: America’s Looming Water Crisis Could Reshape Agriculture, and Technology May Be the Key to Adaptation A new report from researchers at UC Davis and UC Merced paints a stark picture of what’s ahead if water management across the United States doesn’t evolve. While their findings were based in California, the implications apply […]
In the News: Some Major U.S. Cities Are Sinking, Literally Sinking — and It Could Disrupt Our Food Supply
In the News: Some Major U.S. Cities Are Sinking, Literally Sinking New research has shown that cities across the US are using groundwater faster than it can replenish, causing them to sink. A recent study published in Nature Cities investigates land subsidence across 28 of the most populous U.S. cities, revealing that both natural and human-induced factors […]