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Technology at the service of the soil: how intelligent machines contribute to regenerative agriculture.

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By Beatris Tobin Schopf, Paulo Ivonir Gubiani, Fernanda Viana Bender
| revistacultivar.com
Agriculture is undergoing a transformation. While the main challenge was once to produce more to meet the growing demand for food, today the mission goes beyond that: to produce efficiently, preserving natural resources and ensuring the sustainability of future generations. Amidst this transformation, regenerative agriculture is gaining increasing prominence as an approach capable of reconciling productivity, profitability, and environmental conservation.
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Porosity and water flow in soil at locations with biopores from decomposing corn roots

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By Paulo Ivonir Gubiani, Fernanda Viana Bender, Beatris Tobin Schopf
| revistacultivar.com
By Beatris Tobin Schopf and Paulo Ivonir Gubiani (UFSM) 14/07/2026 08:03 14.07.2026 | 08:03 (UTC -3) Studies evaluating the use of roots from different species to improve soil structure have been increasing in response to the promotion of regenerative agriculture (Embrapa, 2024). However, because studies with roots are laborious and time-consuming, research on this topic is not numerous and several knowledge gaps persist.
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Ecdysteroid insecticides contribute to pest reduction without generating side effects

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By Fernanda Viana Bender, Pedro Moreira Verified
| revistacultivar.com
By Thaís Fagundes Matioli Polisel, Esalq/USP 13/07/2026 10:59 13.07.2026 | 10:59 (UTC -3) Ecdysteroid insecticides are more selective towards natural enemies, such as ladybugs - Photo Freepik Advances in agricultural pest management are demanding solutions that combine efficiency, selectivity, and sustainability. Producers are increasingly seeking tools that maintain control of the main caterpillars without compromising the balance of the crop ecosystem.
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