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ADAS
About
Established over 75 years ago, ADAS has offices throughout England and Wales, including a major agricultural research site near Cambridge. ADAS is home to 450 staff who deliver national and international projects in 60 specialisms including crop nutrition, crop physiology, crop protection (disease management, weed management and pest management), soils, water, horticulture, on-farm advice and livestock management.
A great strength is the breadth and depth of their expertise spanning the entire agricultural and environmental sector. Science underpins all of ADAS’ work and it is key to delivering sound, evidence-based and innovative solutions that are practical and deliver benefit to their clients.
ADAS leads and project manages many collaborative projects with commercial and academic partners. Their practical engagement with the agriculture industry and wider environment ensures their work delivers real impact. ADAS is involved in a large number of InnovateUK and Agri-Tech Catalyst projects covering a wide range of areas including crop protection, horticulture, breeding, precision farming and animal health. ADAS clients and collaborators include all the major organisations in the Agri-Tech community and ADAS leads the Yield Enhancement Network to foster innovation in yield improvement with farmers, industry and researchers.
Follow them on Twitter: @ADASGroup or on Instagram: @adas.uk
In the News
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ATW 2025: ‘Making the Most of Organic Materials’
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Organic Research Centre joins ADAS
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Celebrating Agri-TechE Week 2025!
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Speed-dating for innovation: will ADOPT lead to long-term love?
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ADAS Webinar: Optimising crop nutrition through in-season ‘checks’ and ‘adjustments’
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ATW 2024: Using Satellite Earth Observation to improve or streamline agricultural processes
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Practical Implementation of Disruptive Innovation
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Celebrating Agri-TechE Week 2024!
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Sustainability in Action ECIF Conference – The Future of Farming
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Agri-TechE members secure £3.4m of £12.2m funding
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ATW23: Integrated pest management in action
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Explore the exhibition at REAP 2023
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Looking forward to Agri-TechE Week 2023
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ADAS: Organic fertilisers ‘key to cutting dependence on artificial fertilisers’
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BOFIN, PGRO AND ADAS: Farmers to reap slice of £5.9m Defra-funded pulse project
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Groundswell 2023 well supported by members
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YEN shows new world record cereal yields are sustainable, profitable and inspiring
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ATW22: Thursday: Innovation in post-harvest management of fresh produce
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Agri-TechE members to support farmers make the transition to ELMS
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Agri-TechE Week 2020 ADAS: crop sensing for field vegetables
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Nutrient management all-you-need-to-know: ADAS at the Innovation Hub
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ADAS and Brown & Co win success in £1 million Future Farming Resilience Funding
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