Volatile organic compound scanners are devices that detect and measure the concentration of VOCs in the air. They work by using sensors that can detect and measure the amount of VOCs in the air, sending this information to a computer that analyses the data and provides a readout of the VOC concentration. These devices are portable and can be used in various settings, including agricultural fields and greenhouses.

Farming has been a vital source of food for humanity since the dawn of civilisation. Today, agriculture faces a range of challenges including the need to feed a growing population, the impact of climate change on crop yields, and the increasing pressure to reduce the environmental impact of farming practices.

Farm management can be a complex and challenging task, requiring farmers to manage a variety of tasks, such as crop planning, inventory management, and financial tracking. However, advances in software technology are helping farmers manage their operations more efficiently and effectively.

Traditional farming has long been a vital part of our food production system, but it has its limitations. Climate change, population growth, and other factors are putting increasing pressure on traditional farming methods. Additionally, traditional farming is often limited by factors such as climate, soil quality, and space. Fortunately, vertical farming is a promising new approach that can help address these challenges.

The world is constantly changing, and with it, our food systems. As the global population grows, we must find new and innovative ways to produce food sustainably and efficiently. One technology that is revolutionising the agricultural industry is gene editing. By manipulating the DNA of plants and animals, gene editing allows us to create crops that are more productive, disease-resistant, and nutrient-rich.