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Blog
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Nov 2018
When the Rain Didn’t Stop
Our Acoustic Disdrometer Gives a Glimpse Into the Wettest Tropical Cyclone in Hawaii History
16
Nov 2018
Field Notes
Our team is deeply saddened by the news of the passing of Debby Zygielbaum. We had the pleasure of collaborating with Debby during her time at Robert Sinskey Vineyards.
19
Sep 2018
Translational Agriculture
How we translate agronomic research into agricultural practice.
21
Aug 2018
Introducing Arable's New CEO, Jim Ethington
We are thrilled to welcome our new CEO, Jim Ethington, to the Arable team!
31
May 2018
New Partnership Aims to Keep 2.4 Billion Gallons of Water Out of the Beef Supply Chain
Data is the missing link in building a reality-based, grower-centric, and scalable water stewardship plan.
20
May 2018
Who Keeps Agtech’s Cutting Edge Sharp?
If you’re wondering about thin investment in agtech, don’t blame the farmers.
20
May 2018
Right as Rain
From radar backscatter to the sound of falling raindrops, the case for precision agricultural weather data.
20
May 2018
The Tension is Killing Me!
A tale of leaf water potential, pre-dawn pressure bomb visits, and the measurement of very good wine.
20
May 2018
Follow the Microbes: Measuring the Makers of Very Happy Grapes
Come explore the invisible world of beneficial microbes and the scientific journey to quantify their effect on wine grape terroir.
20
May 2018
Soil vs. Climate: Measuring Land and Crop Stewardship and the Quest for Natural Wine (Part I)
How field measurements and tech are improving our understanding of the processes behind growing grapes to make the most natural wine possible.
20
May 2018
Have You Herd? Ruminants, Grazing and the Future of Sustainable Viticulture
Chewing the cud with Jordan Lonborg and Nathan Stuart from Tablas Creek Vineyard in Paso Robles, CA.
20
May 2018
How Data and Technology Can Help Produce the Next Blockbuster Hop
Arable Labs caught up with hops producer Patrick Smith, owner of B.T. Loftus Ranches
20
May 2018
Only Happy When It Rains: A Brief History of Weather Forecasting
We take you through weather prediction technology from ancient times to the present. What does the future hold?
06
Apr 2018
How $4M in NSF-Funded Work Fills Data Gap to Improve Farmers’ Climate Adaptation
Nearly one year after installing microclimate measuring tools in the maize fields of Zambia, a team of researchers returned to expand a multi-year project studying small farmers’ decision-ma ...
06
Apr 2018
Food Revolution on Aisle Seven: Amazon Will Be a Game Changer
Originally published in the Seattle Times, September 1, 2017
06
Apr 2018
The 5 Food Production Risks Digital Ag Can Solve
Originally published in AgFunder News on September 18th, 2017
06
Apr 2018
Branding for the Reluctant Capitalist
How I learned to stop worrying and love the brand.
06
Apr 2018
A History of Crop Forecasting in 3 Maps
A large chunk of supply chain risk can be traced to simply being wrong in what you thought was out there, in terms of timing, total production yield, and quality.
06
Apr 2018
Lowering the Cost Curve for Organic Transition
Let’s think for a moment about technologies to lower the cost curve of adopting progressive agricultural practices.
06
Apr 2018
From Leaf to Globe and Back
Those clouds you see? That water was pulled from the soil by plants yesterday! That fog that keeps the lettuce crisp? It wouldn’t be there if you took out the lettuce.
06
Apr 2018
Branding Arable
We imagined what the data could be used for: natural resource management, yield forecasts, or research to feed the world.
06
Apr 2018
East of Eden and the Modern Miracle of Iceberg Lettuce
Big Data is a new way of thinking about technology in food and agriculture, less about growing more with less, and more about making more money from what you already produce.
06
Apr 2018
I Drink Your Milkshake
With our Pulsepod devices we will measure and monitor the critical link between Reference ET, precipitation, sub-drip irrigation and fruit stage to optimize growth while reducing water usage ...
06
Apr 2018
Arable at Muller Ranch
The Pulsepod will measure and monitor the critical link between Reference ET, precipitation, sub-drip irrigation and fruit stage to optimize growth while reducing water usage.
06
Apr 2018
Arable in Zambia
An exciting time for global food systems: low-cost solutions and greater connectivity allow new technologies to be accessible across emerging markets.
06
Apr 2018
In the News
You may have heard the news — we’ve been stoked about all the press coverage and enthusiasm for Arable and our Pulsepod over the last month.
06
Apr 2018
Breaking Up with My Weather Station
Most people I talk to want to hear what the Pulsepod measures. (Short answer: a lot).
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Apr 2018
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Apr 2018
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Apr 2018
Introducing Arable
This newsletter is long overdue and I want to share some big updates about our team…
04
Oct 2016
Adrift in a data desert
Data is the missing link in building a reality-based, grower-centric, and scalable water stewardship plan.