This weekly update shows how AI agents are changing farming around the world. These smart computer helpers are making farming easier and safer for farmers everywhere.

Syngenta, a big farming company, showed off new AI tools in India this week. These AI agents can look at pictures from space to help farmers know what their crops need. They also predict when bugs or diseases might hurt plants. The AI agents speak local languages so farmers in India can understand them better. This is important because many farmers in India have small farms and need help.

Oracle, a technology company, made a new AI system for governments. This AI agent helps world leaders watch food supplies and predict problems before they happen. It looks at weather, soil, and satellite pictures to give warnings about food shortages. Countries like Rwanda are testing this system to keep their people fed.

In Arkansas, USA, scientists held a big meeting about AI in farming. They talked about how AI agents can study millions of pieces of information about animals and plants. These AI helpers can find patterns that humans might miss. They help farmers make better choices about their crops and animals.

University of California made a special AI tool called Leaf Monitor. Farmers can use their phones with this AI agent to check if their plants are healthy. It works in just five seconds and tells farmers what nutrients their plants need. This helps farmers use the right amount of fertilizer.

In Malawi, Africa, poor farmers are using an AI chatbot to get farming advice. This AI agent suggested one farmer grow potatoes after a big storm destroyed his corn. The farmer made over $800 selling potatoes and could pay for his children's school. The chatbot speaks the local language and gives advice that works in African weather.

All these AI agents are helping farmers grow more food while using less water and chemicals. This is important because the world needs more food as the population grows.