In our latest Future of Food Q-Series, UBS Research explore a variety of scenarios for the crop farming economy leveraging the expertise of our global sector, macro and ESG teams.

Wellness Vertical Farming: How Technology Is Changing the Future of Agriculture Plenty's vertical farm uses a fraction of the land and water required by horizontal farming.

Scientists are tinkering with plant genes to create crops that seed their own clones, with a host of benefits for farmers.

In this warehouse, a new vision for agriculture is taking root - no soil, no sun, & no seasons. Instead, robots, LED lights, ...

Future wheat farmers might ditch their rolling fields for indoor facilities filled with bright lights, multi-storied structures and automated airflow. In recent years, indoor vertical farms have been ...

Can the crop farming economy produce enough food to feed the world by 2050? We explore four scenarios, structural investment opportunities and ESG implications.

Robots are changing the future of farming A robot named Sam rules over this atypical Ohio farm.

Farmland and equipment are recession-proof to an extent, but the lands’ yields are not. The debt structures of modern agriculture offer little to no relief in turmoil. Read more here ...

And I was feeling thankful it was an indoor farm. I had heard about this company, Square Roots, that was taking indoor hydroponic farming to a new level by introducing high technology, including ...

At the forefront of today’s agricultural innovation is digitalization.