What if your hops could tell you exactly when they’re thriving — or when they’re under stress? Hops are more than just green cones in a field—they’re living, breathing athletes with their own schedules, preferences, and ways of handling stress. For centuries, farmers have relied on experience, intuition, and the weather to decide when to water, fertilize, or protect their plants from heat and drought. Today, that guessing game is over. We can go beyond intuition and actually

At TensoAI , we dedicate ourselves to analyzing data—not just to predict tomorrow's weather, but to grasp the deeper shifts shaping our environment. We posed a crucial question to our models: What is actually changing on the ground for Canadian farmers, and how can we prepare? Farming has always required adaptation, but the rules are evolving. By examining decades of climate data through AI, we’ve identified five “quiet signals” —subtle shifts that often go unnoticed but sign

Climate change is rapidly reshaping the world’s agricultural landscape — and hop farming is no exception. Facing unpredictable weather, declining soil health, and rising water scarcity, hop growers are being forced to rethink how they operate. To confront these challenges, Asahi Group Holdings, Microsoft, and Tenso AI united to launch forHops , an ambitious initiative designed to make hop cultivation more resilient, sustainable, and profitable. By combining industry expertis

Introduction The intersection of agriculture and technology has seen significant advancements in recent years, and September 2024 was no...