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The first plow made entirely of iron was made by the Englishman Robert Ransome in 1808. In France. -
In 1843, in England, the great step in this sector was taken again by Germany with several discoveries, such as those of the chemical physicist Friedrich Ostwald. Biofertilizers and biostimulants are 100% organic and do not pollute. -
Although direct evidence of early fire in archeology remains scarce, there are sites that preserve evidence of burning material from approximately 1.5 million years ago. -
The seeder is an agricultural tool designed to sow and fertilize the land, which is used in the world with all types of seeds. It was re-invented by farmer Jethro Tull. -
These substances can be obtained from plants, animals or minerals or produced synthetically. They are added intentionally for a certain technological purpose to provide the food in question with characteristics that consumers usually identify with it. -
We can date the birth of this machine to 1858, when J.W. Fawkes adapts a steam engine. -
In 1941, Americans Lyle Goodhue and William Sullivan, who were credited as the inventors of the modern sprayer. -
Clarence Birdseye, founder of Birdseye Seafoods in 1922, found that the faster the freezing process of fresh food occurred, the better it preserved its original flavor and texture. -
A digital sensor is an electronic or electrochemical sensor, where data is converted and transmitted digitally. Sensors are often used for analytical measurements and were invented in 1969 by Wilard Boyle and George E. Smith at AT&T Bell Labs. -
Engineer and physicist Ivan Getting and Professor Bradford Parkinson invented GPS. GPS is a US-owned service that provides users with positioning, navigation, and timing information. -
Thanks to the creation of the Landsat satellites, the application of techniques related to remote sensing was established in society early, specifically in the 1980s. -
In the field of agriculture, the Airinov company developed a device that makes irrigation easier.