AGRI-TECHE NEWS UPDATE

Groundswell 2022: soil-first agriculture
So much has changed since farmers John and Paul Cherry started Groundswell six years ago and the ‘soil first’ approach now has wide resonance. There are many challenges and a role for agri-tech, to help better understand the interactions between crops, livestock and the environment. We are looking forward to continuing the conversation started at the recent ‘Technology for ELMs’ event.

Cereals 2022 – an overview
Cereals 2022 will be at Duxford on 8th and 9th June. With lots of Agri-TechE members involved it is a great chance to network. To help connect here is a quick overview of where and when to see them. Don’t miss the ‘Fourth Agricultural Revolution’ session AHDB Theatre on Day2.

Take your soil health agri-tech to Canada with 2022 HARVEST Program
Soil health is the theme of the 2022 HARVEST program, which connects emerging technology solutions to the Saskatchewan, Canada, agriculture industry. Organisations are invited to apply for the program which provides financial support and includes travel and attendance at the Ag in Motion Outdoor Farm Expo.

Record deals show innovation in agri-finance models
A record £1.3bn value in UK agri-tech deals was reached in 2021. Behind the headlines is a strong pipeline of early-stage companies considering the best strategy for investment and the growing number of options for accessing and structuring funding.

Wyld Network to establish US base in Missouri for sensor to satellite solutions
Capturing data from IoT sensors in often remote locations with no cellular coverage and no power source is currently a big challenge. Wyld Neworks, the IoT connectivity specialists is addressing this problem, it is deploying a sensor to satellite solution for Bayer in Missouri and is setting up a base for its North American operation in St Louis, following participation in an Agri-TechE mission.

Groundswell 2022: soil-first agriculture
So much has changed since farmers John and Paul Cherry started Groundswell six years ago and the ‘soil first’ approach now has wide resonance. There are many challenges and a role for agri-tech, to help better understand the interactions between crops, livestock and the environment. We are looking forward to continuing the conversation started at the recent ‘Technology for ELMs’ event.

Cereals 2022 – an overview
Cereals 2022 will be at Duxford on 8th and 9th June. With lots of Agri-TechE members involved it is a great chance to network. To help connect here is a quick overview of where and when to see them. Don’t miss the ‘Fourth Agricultural Revolution’ session AHDB Theatre on Day2.
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