Determining Surface Moisture in Tea Leaves with AI Technology
It is the prevalent trade practice to surreptitiously enhance the relative weight of a green product, be it the leafy vegetables or a tea pluck by interspersing it with oodles
A Stepping Stone Towards Revolutionizing the Tea Industry | Leading Tea Companies Adopting The AI Technology for Better Tea Quality
For the tea industry, dominated by small growers, the introduction of AI has been on a very low keel. However, AgNext in 2018 changed the paradigm for the tea industry
Quality Cups For Billions
Tea as a commodity has been consumed for ages but it has rarely been flavored with quality. Quality as a component so far is a discounted commodity in the brew.
Technology starts with ”T”
While Technology and Tea have commonality through the first letter-T, now technology is extending its outreach in bringing a transformation in the Tea industry. The tea industry needs to be
Tea solved COVID but has COVID solved tea?
Times of the pandemic is an inflection point in the path of economic and social progress, COVID has been one such point of inflection which has turned all the established
Webinar Highlights: Transforming Tea Businesses | Unlocking the power of AI & Data Driven Technologies
We at AgNext, organized a webinar or rather musings over the way the tea industry is evolving and it was attended by 600 participants from more than 18 countries. The
Lockdown: Rapid quality, safety and traceability solutions for agri businesses and food industry
There was a popular slogan – Government at your doorstep to deliver the services. Well, taking cue from the present times where social distancing is becoming the norm and there
Covid-19: Effects on the Indian Agriculture industry
Jyotsna Pattabiraman is a Stanford graduate who runs a food start-up in Bangalore named Growfit which specializes in innovative millet and organic product based dishes. Her start-up is a big
Tragnext Fine Leaf Count Technology: First AI intervention in the global tea industry to improve tea quality
The tea industry in India is nearly 180 years old now. It was in 1840 when the Assam Tea Company began the commercial production of tea in the region. It