The reports challenges the false promise of corporate-led digital agriculture (AI, platforms, “precision” tools) and warns of rising farmer debt, dependency, inequality and weaker climate resilience as Big Tech and Big Ag expand control over farming. It also spotlights the innovations that work: bottom-up, low-cost, open-source systems led by farmers, Indigenous Peoples and communities, already delivering biodiversity, resilience and local economic benefits — yet still underfunded.