Ed Bambas

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130 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 10 Jan

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As the company's director of nature, it's Kuldeep's job to understand the impact that its technology is having on the ground.

Today, he is visiting Rajabal, who grows cotton on six acres of his land and has been using the Kofarm app for the last five months.

Kuldeep translates.

You just have to start chatting to our AI and there are many options like weather forecast or the current market price or disease diagnostic.

Just last month, the app sent out a push notification alert warning farmers of significant rainfall.

He got message of weather forecast and he did harvesting of cotton before time and could save his cotton from the damage of rain water.

And it helps the farmers avoid being taken advantage of by advising on the fluctuating market prices of cotton.

Whenever a farmer goes to sell the farm produce, the vendor does not always give the reliable answer.

Now they can see the current market prices and they can decide whether to sell that farm produce at that point of time or not.

The company is paid by brands to source cotton and passes on an incentive for farmers to use regenerative practices.

For Rajabal, this has meant benefits for his livelihood as well as the environment.

You will be saving the soil's health and also improving the crop yield, crop quality and improving the health of the people on this planet.

Matera aims to regenerate over a million acres of Indian land over the next five years.

Furthermore, they record the practices and impact on each individual farm.

They share this information with fashion brands to help them identify the most sustainable means of sourcing their cotton.

I'm here at the Smithsonian's National Zoo inside the elephant exhibit.

The air smells like hay, and you may hear the soft rumble of giant footsteps.

Soon to be seven.

For the first time in a generation, the animal team here is preparing for the birth of an Asian elephant calf.

Robbie Clark, the zoo's acting curator and elephant manager, told me more.

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