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Agri-Tech Week

Agri-Tech Week 2021

Agri-Tech Week 2021: 8th - 12th November 2021

Agri-Tech Week features a mix of in-person and virtual events that are designed to showcase exciting developments in agri-tech.

It is coordinated by Agri-TechE working closely with partners across the innovation ecosystem and aims to provide opportunities to attract new customers and partners and to broker collaborations and international connections.

The Agri-Tech Week 2021 programme includes:

ADAS

Monday: Precision nutrition – strategies to improve nutrient use efficiency

Increasing fertiliser prices and the ambition to achieve net zero have focussed attention on the importance of good nutrient management. This virtual event will showcase technologies and management strategies to maximise crop nutrient use efficiency and includes presentations on:

  • Improving Nitrogen Use Efficiency by measuring Additionally Available N from mineralisation – Mechteld Blake-Kalff, Hill Court Farm Research.
  • How can fertiliser use-efficiency measures provide a new metric for fertiliser performance? – Clive Blacker, Mag of Ag
  • Effect of little and often nitrogen and sulphur application on yield, quality and nitrogen fertiliser uptake of winter wheat – Kate Storer, ADAS
  • Practical methods to improve nutrient use efficiency – David Booty, OMEX Agriculture.
  • Deciding how much to apply – tools to help – Daniel Kindred, ADAS

Online @ 9:30am – 11am

1 BASIS Point

Read a report of the meeting.

New Anglia LEP, Lincolnshire LEP and the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority

Monday: Agri-food in the East of England

Opportunities for greater collaboration across the region will be profiled in this event. Hosted by three local enterprise partnerships, it aims to share a new regional perspective on the strengths and assets of the agri-food sector in the East of England.

The event aims to provide a greater understanding of our collective sector strengths and opportunities, and the willingness across the food chain to engage in regional collaborative project. It will include those involved in LEP activities and research and specialist organisations working on agri-food projects.

Online @ 2pm – 3pm

1 BASIS Point

Read a report of the meeting.

University of Reading

Tuesday: Overcoming barriers to implementation of robotics in soft fruit

Robot Highways will deliver what is widely considered to be the world’s first robotic farm. A fleet of robots will perform a multitude of on-farm functions as one operation, powered by renewable energy.  The project aims to ensure industry sustainability by addressing labour shortages, the need for global food production and reduce the environmental impact of the farming sector. The consortium draws together Saga Robotics, the University of Lincoln, the University of Reading, Manufacturing Technology Centre Limited, Berry Gardens Growers, BT, and Clock House Farm.

In this free virtual event there will be an opportunity to gain an update on this exciting project.

This event aims to identify priority solutions to overcome barriers to the adoption of robotics and will include a discussion panel featuring Innovate UK, University of Lincoln and Saga Robotics, as well as views from the grower perspective.

Online @ 10am – 11am

1 BASIS Point

Read a report from the event.

Agri-TechE

Wednesday: REAP Conference 2021: Changing Time(s) For Agriculture

Timing is crucial in agriculture, not just through the cycle of sowing to harvest but also for strategic decision-making such as predicting demand for perishable goods and automation to extend the working day.

The ability to manage and manipulate time is increasing. REAP 2021 will explore the many ways this is happening through advances in technology and breakthroughs in science.

Online @ 9am – 5:15pm

See more about REAP 2021.

Norwich Research Park

Thursday: Science in Sustainable Agriculture

As extreme events intensify, the need for sustainable agriculture increases. The Norwich Research Park has a strong track record of work in this area over many years. Researchers at the University of East Anglia were among the first to warn of the consequences of global warming several decades ago.

Presentations will cover aspects of  zero carbon agriculture, food security, biodiversity, climate resilient crops and disease control.

This virtual event offers a great opportunity to learn about innovations from Earlham Institute, John Innes Centre, University of East Anglia and The Sainsbury Laboratory.

Online @ 9:30am – 12:30 (break at 11am for Remembrance Day)

5 BASIS Points

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RNAA

Thursday: Catalyst Farming – Exploring the Collaboration Triangle: people, technology and data

This event will provide a deep dive with Poul Hovesen and Dominic Swan of Catalyst Farming to explore the collaboration of people, technology and data and its impact on enhancing the productive, financial and ecological results of our farming

Catalyst Farming was founded by fourNorfolk farming businesses: Holkham Farming Company, NE Salmon Ltd, Raynham Farms and Salle Farms Company, covering over 7,000 hectares with 700 fields across different parts of Norfolk. It aims to harness the power of data to inform decision-making and to scrutinise, discuss, adjust and monitor current and alternative techniques and varieties.

In-person at Salle, Norfolk @ 2pm – 3:30pm (1:30pm for refreshments)

Read a report from the event.

NIAB

Friday: Carbon avoidance or carbon capture?  Which is the best strategy for Net Zero? 

This event presents two alternative approaches for achieving Net Zero:

  • Carbon avoidance strategies focus on adding value by reusing materials that would otherwise have been sent to landfill or degraded to produce low value material.
  • Carbon capture has the aim of storing or sequestering carbon, locking it up in biomass or the soil.

In addition to experts from NIAB there will be contributions from the NFU and organisations including CamBond, a Cambridge-based company that is using agricultural waste such as straw, fruit and vegetables as a replacement for plastics, and InsPro, which is using black soldier flies to convert food waste into animal feed and fertiliser.

The event will finish with a discussion about whether the two strategies will result in either true Net Zero or a compromise.

In-person at Park Farm, Cambridge @ 10am – 1:30pm

2 BASIS Points

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Agri-Tech Week 2021

See what happened in 2020

Use of crop sensing in field vegetable and potato crops – ADAS

REAP Conference 2020: From micro-scape to landscape – innovating at the frontier – Agri-TechE

Technologies to enhance soil monitoring and crop management – AHDB

Crops and non-chemical pest control – genetics, environment and biodiversity – Norwich Research Park

Back to reality? Pushing the boundaries in agri-tech and innovation – RNAA

Soil health and the circular economy; A sustainable future for agriculture – NIAB

See what happened in 2019

Collaborating to drive Agri-Tech Innovation on the NRP – Norwich Research Park

Getting Value from AI in agriculture – Institute for Agricultural Management / University of Lincoln

Developing to Inspire – Rothamsted Research / University of Hertfordshire

REAP conference – Innovating towards One Agriculture – Agri-Tech East

Irrigation and Evaporation – The Latest in Best Practice and Agri-Tech – AHDB

Agri-Tech in Action – Easton and Otley College / RNAA

Baby leaf – a growing resource from field to tunnel – NIAB

Agri-Tech Week is a partnership initiative founded in 2014 by Agri-TechE with the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association. 

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    REAP offers the opportunity to network with organisations from across the agri-tech ecosystem; the online environment is designed to optimise the use of your time - don't forget to update your profile!
  • Agri-Tech Week 2020 logo (round)
    Agri-Tech Week 2020 - join the discussions
    “The changes to soil health have been remarkably rapid”, says Dr Lydia Smith, Head of Innovation Farm & Innovation Hub NIAB, who is hosting one of the Agri-Tech Week 2020 events; many of which...
  • Swapcard REAP 2020
    Swapcard and REAP 2020 - FAQs
    Hosting REAP 2020 on Swapcard will give you the best possible virtual networking experience due to its capabilities with Artificial Intelligence to match-make attendees, as well as offering the chance to book 1:1 meetings...
  • Agri-Tech Week 2020 logo (round)
    Agritech Week 2020
    Agri-Tech Week 2020 provides opportunities to meet potential collaborators, customers and partners within the agri-tech ecosystem and includes the REAP conference on Tuesday 10 November 2020
  • Marloes Degoeijen. Oost NL feat
    East Netherlands’ 'Foodvalley' comes to REAP
    We want to do business, Oost NL is bringing a delegation to REAP to meet UK producers & agri-tech innovators and introduce the Wageningen UR-Foodvalley Region of the Netherlands. Opportunity to 'Meet the Dutch'...
  • AF group
    REAP Conference Bursary
    The AF Group, the UK’s largest agricultural purchasing co-operative, is delighted to be supporting REAP with bursaries that allow farmers, growers and students to attend Agri-TechE’s flagship REAP Conference for the discounted rate of...
  • Belinda Clarke - introduction to REAP 2020
    Understanding the agri-tech ecosystem - from very very small to very very big
    Achieving the global ambitions for agriculture, food production and land management requires a much better understanding of how the agri-tech ecosystem interacts at different scales. We will be exploring this at REAP 2020.
  • Agri-tech innovation
    REAP Start-Up Showcase for farmer-centric agri-tech innovation
    The REAP Start-Up Showcase has helped to launch many agri-tech innovations that address a real world challenge. Below is an update on some of the companies that have been featured over the last six...
  • Becky Dodds, Membership and Events Manager, Agri-TechE
    REAP exhibitors to benefit from AI facilitated brokerage
    REAP 2020 is a virtual conference. This creates the opportunity for REAP exhibitors to benefit from AI facilitated brokerage, ensuring they gain maximum value from interaction with the vibrant agri-tech innovation ecosystem.
  • Growing a Revolution - could soil health provide an income stream?
    "Carbon credits could provide an income stream for farmers based on societal value of carbon', says David R Montgomery, keynote speaker at REAP 2020.
  • REAP 2019 report cover (web)
    Reporting from REAP 2019
    The theme for REAP 2019 was 'One Agriculture' with the recognition that improving the productivity of agriculture has the potential also to be good for animal welfare, human health and that of the planet....
  • Charles Veys, FOTENIX, at REAP 2019
    FOTENIX puts lab-quality crop analytics in producers’ hands
    Agri-tech start-up launches cost-effective spectral imaging device at REAP 2019.
  • REAP 2019 HayBeeSee, Simon Doherty, Belinda Clarke, Emma Kelcher
    REAP - Innovating towards One Agriculture not limited by age or geography
    Emerging agri-tech offers solutions to global challenges, and new thinking on good agricultural practice is not limited by age or geography – these are some of the uplifting messages to come out of Agri-Tech...
  • Fred Miller and Tomasz Wierzchowski, HayBeeSee
    World’s first ‘hopper’ robot could halve farmers’ herbicide use
    Start-up HayBeeSee launch Crop Hopper at Agri-Tech East’s REAP Conference.
  • Francisco Norris, Zelp, at REAP 2019
    Zelp is capturing cattle burps to reduce greenhouse gases
    Sons of Argentinian rancher combine farming knowledge with technical expertise.
  • Liam Dolan, MoA Technology
    MoA Technology fast-tracks herbicide development
    Agri-tech start-up MoA Technology offers a rapid technology for herbicide development.
  • Rob Sanders, Glas Data, at REAP 2019
    Glas Data helps farmers understand patterns in their data
    Cornish agri-tech start-up aggregates relevant data sources in one easy-to-use dashboard.
  • Ilan Adler and Alex Demenko, EcoNomad
    EcoNomad’s ‘waste to energy’ solution accessible for smallholders
    Agri-tech start-up miniaturises biogas production to offer affordable option.
  • Greg Smith, Colin Hurt, Rowland Dines, Mark Law, Ben Nottage, Faye Burrage
    Agri-Tech Week 2019: Agri-Tech in Action
    Technology that reduces cost, improves efficiency and promotes the health of plants and animals was showcased at 'Agri-Tech in Action' . This Agri-Tech Week event was co-hosted by the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association (RNAA)...
  • FarmInn - William MacAlpine, Ian Pigott, Andrew Riche
    Agri-Tech Week 2019: Developing to inspire
    Th!nk Food is looking at how gamification can encourage consumer engagement in low carbon food production. It is one of the business concepts supported by the Shake Climate Change programme.
  • Agri-Tech Week 2019 -Irrigation and evaporation Group shot
    Agri-Tech Week 2019: Irrigation and evaporation
    This Agri-Tech Week event, hosted by AHDB, looked at the effective use of irrigation and evaporation and best practice for soil and water management for farmers and growers in East Anglia.
  • Agri-Tech Week 2019 - Getting Value from AI in Agriculture
    Agri-Tech Week 2019: Getting Value from AI in Agriculture
    To implement AI in the field needs more than connectivity; it also requires a common framework for relating one type of data, eg crop data, with another such as soil data. Matthew Smith explained how...
  • Hannah Stone, Mark Stevens, Jacob Malone, Mark McCullan, Steve Dorling, Liliya Serazetdinova (web)
    Agri-Tech Week 2019: Defence against pathogens on the NRP
    Collaborative research to combat pathogens was the theme of the first event of Agri-Tech Week 2019, which was held at the Norwich Research Park (NRP). Disease resistance, understanding pathogen life-cycles and alternatives to antibiotics...
  • Sarah Barnsley REAP 2019
    Boosting productivity and pollinators
    “I have seen many farms across the country and beyond where the balance between food production and nature is already being achieved,” says Sarah Barnsley of UEA,who is speaking at REAP 2019.
  • Nikolaos Koukiasas REAP 2019
    Robotics could address the challenge of weeding and feeding the planet
    “Meeting the world’s requirements for more food by 2050 is a daunting task given current weed control methods,” says Nikolaos Koukiasas of The University of Reading, who is discussing his work at REAP 2019.
  • Jenna Ross
    Slug pellet ban is forcing an era of innovation for farmers
    “The uncertainty over the future of metaldehyde slug pellets is forcing an era of revolutionary change in slug control,” says Dr Jenna Ross, Innovation Hub Lead at UK AgriTech centre, Crop Health and Protection...
  • Henry Webber REAP 2019
    Walking in the shoes of medieval farmers provides context for precision farming
    Henry Webber, an agricultural policy advisor at Defra, is investigating the use of archaeological and agricultural datasets to provide better information on soil variation in the UK, within his PhD
  • Simon Doherty
    Sustainable agriculture has important role in One Health
    Instead of buying cheap imported animal products with a big carbon footprint, we’re encouraging the purchase of UK produced, farm quality assured produce, Simon Doherty of BVA explains the One Health approach
  • CE agriculture by Saturn Bioponics
    Hydroponics for baby leaf - an Agri-Tech Week Event
    Although more than 90 per cent of the greenhouse cultivation of fruit and vegetables has shifted to hydroponics, there is currently no systems available for densely grown baby leaf salads.  Such as system would...
  • Field Potatoes
    Irrigation and evaporation – an Agri-Tech Week event
    We will be getting experiences direct from the farm for this Agri-Tech Week event which is looking at best practice and use of new technology for irrigation in the potato sector, explains Teresa Meadows,...
  • Adrian Percy
    One Agriculture is a great theme says Adrian Percy CTO for UPL
    Adrian Percy, former Global Head of R&D for Crop Science at Bayer, is to chair the Sofa Session at REAP
  • Drone AG Skippy Scout
    REAP 2019: Be first to trial Skippy Scout smartphone drone control
    Drone Ag will be offering delegates at REAP a sneak preview of its new Skippy Scout system, which will be launched commercially in 2020.
  • soyabeans
    Gene enhancements will offer resilience to crop disease
    Dr Brian Rigney, scientist at the 2Blades Group and son of dairy farmer, sees great potential for gene enhancement
  • xarvio Field Manager
    xarvio to showcase Field Manager for first time at REAP
    xarvio's Field Manager delivers field specific crop management recommendations to a smart-phone - it will be shown for the first time at REAP 2019
  • Drone Ag Skippy Scout screen (web)
    New devices for precision agriculture to launch at REAP 2019
    New devices for improving and implementing precision agriculture are to be shown at REAP for the first time including NetBeat smart irrigation, Drone AG's Skippy Scout for managing your drone via a smart phone
  • Uruguay Hackathon
    They are coming to REAP!
    Tickets to attend REAP were the prize for the 4th Edition of HackathonAGRO organised by the British Embassy Montevideo, Uruguay.
  • REAP Bursary square
    Calling farmers and students bursary available for REAP
    People early in their careers often bring ideas and a passion for farming that can reinvigorate those that may have become frustrated. We want their energy at REAP and the bursary makes it...
  • Camilla Hayselden-Ashby
    People power, not technology alone, will save the planet
    For many the rapid changes created by digital technologies, across all areas of agriculture from plant and animal breeding to application of plant protection products, can be a bit of a mystery, so Agri-Tech...
  • Agri-Tech Week 2019 logo (circle)
    Sustainable and productive - Agri-Tech Week 2019 events
    Sustainable food systems require a collaborative response and this is a theme for Agri-Tech Week 2019. The week will include seven events hosted by members of Agri-Tech East.  Each is aimed at showcasing different ways...
  • IPCC Special Report on Climate Change and Land
    Are cow burps responsible for climate change?
    It may come as a surprise but the findings of the IPCC Special Report on Climate Change and Land didn't focus on cows
  • Dogtooth Technologies
    REAP Start-Up Showcase Hall of Fame
    The Start-Up Showcase at our annual REAP conference is always hotly anticipated, offering a carefully curated line-up of some of the most exciting early-stage agri-tech ventures. We keep the line-up for the REAP Start-Up Showcase...
  • REAP 2019 Rosie Begg
    "Things cannot stay as they are"
    "Farming will become more sustainable because, I believe, it’s the only way to have a resilient business in the future. Things simply cannot stay as they are" comments Rosie Begg, one of the speakers...
  • REAP 2019 - Innovating for One Agriculture
    REAP 2019 - Innovating towards One Agriculture - launched
    Feeding people well is as important as feeding people enough - producing safe, nutritious and sustainable food should be a priority, to ensure the health of humans, animals and the environment. The theme for REAP...
  • REAP 2019 - Innovating for One Agriculture
    One Agriculture at REAP
    According to the World Health Organisation, “One Health” is an approach to designing and implementing programmes, policies, legislation and research in which multiple sectors communicate and work together to achieve better public health outcomes. Productive...
  • Ed Fuchs, FOLIUM Science
    FOLIUM Science’s new “guided biotic” triggers salmonella self-digestion
    A feed additive that will protect young chicks against common bacterial infections such as salmonella and E.coli has been developed by FOLIUM Science.
  • REAP 2018 - Agri-Tech for a Productive Future
    REAP Report - Agri-Tech For A Productive Future
    A willingness to ‘innovate in order to increase competitiveness’ was the key message from the Farmers Breakfast at REAP.
  • Simon Aspland, Chalante
    Chalante developing new weapon against cattle nematodes
    Chalante has developed a parasiticide with a novel mode of action that promises a new approach to tackle the nematode problem which impacts productivity.
  • Breedr
    Enabling beef producers to meet changing consumer preferences
    Changing customer tastes mean that almost half of prime beef now fails to meet ideal market specifications*. Breedr has developed an easy-to-use app that will help farmers finish cattle to retailers’ specifications with greater...
  • Sean Peters, DryGro
    DryGro offers arid regions sustainable high protein alternative to soy
    It might be considered a nuisance by pond owners, but ‘duckweed’ offers a high protein alternative to soy that can be grown in arid countries with very little water. Start-up company DryGro is set...
  • Nicole Sadd, RoCRE, chairing the Start-Up Showcase at REAP 2018
    Start-Ups showcase exciting agri-tech opportunities at REAP
    Nicole Sadd, RoCRE, chairing the Start-Up Showcase at REAP 2018 Improving consistence of products in alignment with customer specifications was one of the themes at REAP this year. Increasing accuracy in managing and predicting quality of...
  • Soil health and the circular economy - Lydia Smith
    Agri-Tech Week 2018: Soil health and the circular economy
    Different methods of assessing, improving and maintaining soil health were discussed at the 'Soil Health and Circular Economy' Agri-Tech East event hosted by NIAB on Friday. Prof Jim Harris, Cranfield University The function of a healthy...
  • REAP 2018 - latest agri-tech
    REAP 2018 - latest agri-tech
    A small taster of the technology exhibition at REAP - featured in the video are: Thorvald robot from University of Lincolnshire; Analytik; Olombria; Drone AG; PlaterBio; Harry from Small Robot Company; EnviroMonitors; facial recognition...
  • World's first robotic drill unveiled at REAP 2018
    The prototype of the world's first digital drilling robot for combinable crops is being officially unveiled by the Small Robot Company at Agri-Tech East’s REAP 2018 Conference in Cambridge today (7 November). Belinda Clarke of...
  • Belinda Clarke of Agri-Tech East and Sam Watson Jones from Small Robot Company reveal Harry at REAP 2018
    Triple helix approach to agri-tech innovation underpins UK farming future
    Belinda Clarke of Agri-Tech East and Sam Watson Jones from Small Robot Company reveal Harry at REAP 2018 By delivering a ‘triple-helix’ model for innovation – which brings together industry, research and government – Agri-Tech...
  • Professor John Senior, Pro Vice-Chancellor of Research and Enterprise, introduces the event
    Agri-Tech Week 2018: Solving the challenges of crop protection
    Professor John Senior, Pro Vice-Chancellor of Research and Enterprise, introduces the event This event at the University of Hertfordshire explored the innovative and cutting edge solutions being developed to improve crop protection in the face...
  • Easton Otley Agri-Tech Week 2018 Event feat
    Agri-Tech Week 2018: Big data and the supply chain
    Helping producers benefit from objective consumer insights was one of the subjects discussed at 'Big Data and the Supply Chain',  the Norfolk-based Agri-Tech Week event hosted by the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association in partnership...
  • Nova Extraction launches world’s first industrial off-grid essence extractor
    Nova Extraction launches world’s first industrial off-grid essence extractor
    The new tech is available for flower, herb and food producers to rent, providing producers with affordable and consistent technology to extract flavours or fragrances in-field.
  • Above, Below and Around at Essex University for Agri-Tech Week 2018
    Agri-Tech Week 2018: Above, Below and Around at Essex Uni
    University of Essex  launched its new Plant Science Innovation Centre at its Agri-Tech Week event and showcased its £11.8 million STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) building in this Agri-Tech Week event. The delegates enjoyed a...
  • Agri-Tech Week 2018: AHDB discusses precision spraying now and in the future
    Investigating best practice in spray application was the topic of the AHDB event in Agri-Tech Week. The hands on event looked at the current technology, emerging themes and a peep into what is on...
  • Agri-Tech Week: Scientific Advances in Agriculture
    Agri-Tech Week 2018: Scientific Advances in Agriculture
    As part of Agri-Tech Week 2018 Earlham Institute presented a three-part workshop featuring Carousel Activities of live demonstrations, laboratory tours and finished with transforming food workshop discussions. The aim of the event ‘Scientific Advances in...
  • Increase yield by 10%, cut nitrogen by a fifth, make £9bn - find out how at REAP 2018
    A decade-long trial involving 21 million Chinese smallholders has shown it is possible to significantly improve crop yields while cutting use of nitrogen fertiliser by almost a fifth. Community involvement was a big part of...
  • Consus technology improves productivity for producers
    Burden of traceability eased with Consus
    Smaller vegetable, fruit and flower producers still using paper-based systems are struggling to meet the ever-increasing requirements of retailers for quality assurance and traceability, says Derek Thompson, co-founder of Consus Fresh Solutions, Bourne, Lincs....
  • Peas
    Pea protein market valued at £26.7m
    From creating novel foods to tackling Type 2 diabetes, new agri-tech and increasing genomic knowledge is unlocking the potential of the humble pea seed, explains Professor Claire Domoney, Head of Metabolic Biology at the...
  • Algenuity algae
    Algae - the future of sustainable food and feed production?
    Algae can provide a valuable source of high quality nutrition for humans and animals, according to Andrew Spicer, CEO of Algenuity, leaders in algal biology and industrial biotechnology. “There is considerable demand for nutritious,...
  • HackathonAGRO 2018
    Hackathons are international phenomenon
    The winning team from the Uruguay HackathonAGRO are to join us at REAP and we are looking forward to comparing learning points. HackathonAGRO is co-organised by the British Embassy Montevideo and took place in September at...
  • Offering smarter decisions at REAP
    Offering smarter decisions at REAP 2018
    The REAP technology exhibition showcase new innovations, technologies and equipment that will transform the industry. Here is an overview of some of our exhibitors this year 30MHz - Smart sensing for agriculture 30MHz offers a wireless...
  • Russell Sharp, Plater Bio's founder and Technical Director
    Considering no-till? Plater Bio is a natural choice
    Concerns over soil degradation have increased interest in no-till cultivation, which, by eliminating ploughing, minimises soil disturbance. Although widely used in the US, concerns over black grass management have restricted its adoption in the...
  • AI and robotics urgently needed to meet labour issues - but not yet magic bullet
    Although the Bank of England’s chief economist has predicted that up to 50% of all jobs could be lost to robots and artificial intelligence (AI) in the next four decades, current technology needs considerable...
  • REAP exhibition - Do you have a new agri-tech product or service?
    Chance to showcase your new agri-tech product or service at REAP
    From strawberry picking robots, to bee mimics and portable weather stations - we have had a wide variety of agri-tech demonstrated in the REAP Technical Exhibition.  The companies that have seized this opportunity to...
  • sudo grow hackathon gnome
    Three things not to do when running a hackathon
    We ran our first Agri-Tech Hackathon early this year in partnership with Allia Serious Impact.  It was an intensive weekend that resulted in some very exciting ideas emerging.
  • REAP 2018 - how Chinese farmers used science to inform best practice
    Increased productivity with reduced environmental impacts may sound like the holy grail of farming, but our keynote speaker at REAP, Dr Zhenling Cui of the China Agricultural University, Beijing, will present the findings of...
  • Dave Hughes, Syngenta
    Novel agri-tech best way to produce enough safe, high-quality food whilst reducing environmental impact
    When Dave Hughes started working for Syngenta over 20 years ago his focus was chemistry but his interests and that of the company have developed and it is now a knowledge of biology that...
  • Different Perspectives, Same Goal
    REAP 2017 report: Today’s knowledge meets tomorrow’s technology
    Land is finite, so the big question is how best to manage this precious resource to provide enough nutritious food for our population - not just in this decade, but generation after generation. REAP 2017 approached this...
  • Agri-Tech Week 2018
    Save the date - Agri-Tech Week 2018
    We are planning a great programme for this year, but in the meantime a huge thank you to everyone who hosted, organised or attended events for Agri-Tech Week 2017. Events ranged from water catchments and...
  • Connecting Food uses Blockchain to secure food quality
    Connecting Food is developing an authentication system based on block-chain technology that would allow food operators to get real-time insight into whether a given product meets End Product Specifications (EPS).
  • Start-Up Showcase 2017 sponsored by Innovate UK
    Early stage companies showcased at REAP
    Our popular Start-Up Showcase at REAP highlighted some of the great new ideas and businesses that are bringing new thinking to agri-tech - a summary is below, and more details about each can be...
  • Social, Strategic or Opportunistic - How Do You Network
    Social, Strategic or Opportunistic - How Do You Network?
    “I came here with a specific goal – to meet farmers to recruit into a new soils project – and I’ve achieved it,” a delegate from a major agri-research organisation commented on the REAP...
  • Start-Up Showcase - Small Robot Company feat 2
    Small Robot Company previews its farming as a service model at REAP 2017
    Small Robot Company's prototype robot ToM Robots are to be made available in a ‘Farming as a Service’ model, it was announced at REAP 2017 by the Small Robot Company. The agri-tech start-up is to...
  • Phytoponics inflatable modules make quality hydroponics affordable
    A new approach to deep water hydroponics that incorporates deep water culture, ebb and flood system, aeration, ventilation and plant support all within one inflatable growing module, has been launched by early-stage company Phytoponics...
  • Start-Up Showcase - Petiole feat 2
    Petiole launches smartphone camera app to measure leaf areas
    Leaves give good insights into the health and vigour of a crop and so the ability to measure leaf area quickly and effectively is important to agricultural scientists, breeders, ecologists and chemists. Early-stage company...
  • Start-Up Showcase - Farm-r feat
    Launch of Farm-r at REAP brings equipment time-share to farming
    Sharing agricultural equipment makes economic sense to farmers as the cost and efficiency of the machinery has increased in recent years. Entrepreneur Dan Robinson is launching the company Farm-r at REAP to offer a...
  • Start-Up Showcase - Agrilytix feat
    Agrilytix making satellite sourced data accessible to farmers
    Agrilytix Ltd is developing an agricultural monitoring system that uses satellite imagery and machine learning to provide enhanced decision support for smaller farmers in challenging environments. Co-Founder Nilesh Mistry developed the idea for the service...
  • POM at REAP 2017
    Olombria flies to the rescue of orchards threatened by lack of pollinators
  • Agrimetrics showcases new developer portal to tackle big questions in agriculture
    Agrimetrics' David Flanders and Simon Davis at REAP The Natural Capital Explorer is a dashboard developed with data from Defra and the Developer Portal. It brings together various indicators of the national ecosystem and applies...
  • Belinda Clarke with Ian Crute at REAP - Agri-Tech East and AHDB feat
    Agri-Tech East and AHDB announce new joint position at REAP to accelerate innovation in the field
    Dr Belinda Clarke and Professor Ian Crute at REAP 2017 Agri-Tech East and AHDB (the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board) have announced a joint initiative to accelerate the adoption of innovation in the field. A...
  • Earlham Institute's CropQuant at REAP 2017
    CropQuant grows with crop to provide robot eye on performance
  • Maria 'Pilu' Giraudo
    No-till in a time of climate change challenges thinking at REAP2017
    Maria “Pilu” Giraudo is a fifth generation farmer from central Argentina and she was recently awarded the prestigious Kleckner Award, an annual recognition given by Global Farmer Network to a farmer who shows leadership...
  • Berwyn Clarke PBD Biotech
    Supporting innovation at REAP new test detects TB in cattle
    A year since he first pitched in the REAP Start-Up Showcase (right), Dr Berwyn Clarke, Co-founder of PBD Biotech, was back to announce the first test kit for TB in cattle would shortly be...
  • Fruit - Saving waste in horticulture
    Saving waste in horticulture: optimising resources - 10 Nov 2017
    Tomatoes, strawberries and other crops grown undercover are a rich source of active plant ingredients such as lycopene, anticyanins and isoflavones that are used in the cosmetic and health industries. A workshop hosted by...
  • Erosion proof farming meets technology (Brian Fischer for www.ashmorewhitesuffolks.com)
    Making agri-tech profitable, productive and sustainable at REAP 2017
    We will be looking beyond maximising yield at this year’s REAP to explore other ways to boost the value of output and to make agriculture profitable, productive and sustainable. Prof Ian Crute, former chief scientist...
  • Biology Meets Agri-Tech
    Biology Meets Agri-Tech
    The theme of REAP 2017 is “Today’s Knowledge Meets Tomorrow’s Technology,” and biology is at the forefront with our keynote speaker focusing on no-till agriculture. But beyond that, soil microbes, insects and plant extracts...
  • Matt O'Hagan, M&S
    Good taste and fresh ideas from M&S at REAP
    Matt O'Hagan, Senior Agronomist at M&S “M&S is looking at ways to increase the nutritional value of food, particularly by increasing levels of the vitamins and minerals found in vegetables, that may be lacking from...
  • Farmneed overview
    Climate smart agriculture
    Express Weather has developed a decision support system called Farmneed that quantifies weather risk in agriculture. The innovative application is device agnostic and delivers bespoke content on weather and early warning for disease and...
  • Maria Beatriz Giraudo
    Latest thinking and first in the field
    The striking thing about Agri-Tech Week is the calibre and diversity of the people taking part and the opportunities to interact with them.  The events are designed to enable a free flow of discussion and ideas...
  • REAP Start-up Showcase is a launchpad for businesses
    “When I pitched Arlabion at the very first REAP conference it was to test the industry reaction and interest; we did not even have a company registered," remembers Ella Kalnina, co-founder of Arlabion. "Since...
  • 30MHz to show smart sensing toolkit at REAP
    30MHz to show "smart sensing toolkit" at REAP
    "There's this perception that with the Internet of Things everything has to be very lofty and large scale, but there are so many very basic challenges or questions in agriculture that can be solved...
  • Agri-Tech East REAP Conference 2017
    Back to the future for sustainable farming
    “We need to go back to how my grandfather farmed, but using modern science,” says Andrew Blenkiron, Estate Director at Euston Estate and speaker at the forthcoming REAP conference. Blenkiron believes that to ensure long-term...
  • A few minutes adjusting tyre pressure can improve a crop
    A few minutes adjusting tyre pressure can improve a crop
    “Soil compaction is probably the most significant challenge to all crop development,” says Bill Basford, Independent Mechanisation Specialist. Bill will be giving advice about matching tyres and pressure to soil conditions in a workshop...
  • Is saline farming an option?
    Farming on the edge: is saline farming an option?
    Although a storm surge on the scale of Hurricane Harvey is unlikely, lowland farmers in the Wash are acutely aware of the risk of salt water encroaching on their land. Dr Iain Gould, Senior...
  • Ozo Innovation's eloclear in use
    Fogging improves packhouse hygiene and controls contamination
  • Dogtooth robot at REAP
    First exhibitors announced for REAP
    Robotics, smart irrigation management, “farm on a chip”, novel purchasing and procurement technologies for farmers, weather predicting and monitoring solutions are among the technologies we have featured at REAP in the Technology Exhibition. We attracted...
  • #AgriTechIsGlobal
    Going global - Africa, Argentina and Asia
    Could crop varieties that cope in extreme environments thrive in the UK? Would "no-till' practices from the altiplano work below sea level on the fens? Would on-farm processing from other geographies work here? At a...
  • Philip Garford, Garford Farm Machinery
    Automation as an alternative to chemicals
    “Weed control has certainly been changing in the past few years,” says Philip Garford, Managing Director of Garford Farm Machinery. He is set to speak at Agri-Tech East’s annual REAP conference in November. We caught up...
  • Reward farmers for Natural Capital, says Andrew Blenkiron ahead of Agri-Tech East's REAP conference 2017
    Reward farmers for building soil fertility, says Andrew Blenkiron
  • Yagro connects farmers and suppliers with ease
    Purchasing farm inputs can be time consuming, as the options are not always clear for securing the best deal. Yagro solves this problem by connecting farms directly with their suppliers through cutting edge technology,...
  • REAP 2016 Innovation for an Agricultural Revolution report
    Innovation For An Agricultural Revolution: REAP 2016 report
    New thinking was in abundance at REAP 2016 and we’ve captured the key points in our post-conference report, launched today. It is clear that for agriculture to realise its full productive, economic and environmental...
  • Revolutionary crop disease forecasting from fungal spore trap
    Image courtesy of Fera-Science Limited A new crop disease warning system being developed by Bayer CropScience can detect disease at the point of infection up to three weeks before the symptoms are seen. This early...
  • Agri-Tech Week on BBC Farming Today
    Agri-Tech Week on BBC Farming Today
    Agri-Tech Week featured strongly on the BBC's Farming Today programme and we were delighted that presenter Anna Hill managed to come to several events. Their report on the Monday event 'Using and reducing waste from fresh...
  • REAP 2016 tech innovations on show
    Here is a flavour of REAP 2016, Cambridge TV produced a video report featuring some of the technology being demonstrated at the conference. It includes an overview from Dr Belinda Clarke, Director of Agri-Tech East, Dogtooth...
  • Dogtooth robot at REAP
    Agri-Tech Week 2016 - inspirational!
    From blue sky thinking to generations-old cider production - Agri-Tech Week this year has had it all.  Seven events across five counties involving a diversity of organisations, companies and individuals across the whole value...
  • Agri-Tech Week: Raising the pulse of the UK pea and bean crop
    11 November 2016 Rothamsted Research, Harpenden, Hertfordshire, AL5 2JQ This event has no finished; members can access the report. Peas and beans are rich in protein, gluten free, improve the soil fertility through nitrogen fixing and can...
  • Agri-Tech Week: Shiny kit and smart drivers
    10 November 2016 Easton and Otley College, Easton, Norwich, Norfolk, NR9 5DX Are you getting the benefit from precision farming?  We will be asking the big three questions at this event. What’s the latest thinking in...
  • Agri-Tech Week: Tackling the Agri challenge with genomics
    8 November 2016 Earlham Institute, Norwich Research Park, Norwich, NR4 7UG This event has now passed. Find out how next generation sequencing technologies and high performance computing are being applied to answer the biological challenges of our...
  • Agri-Tech Week: Innovation In Practice, Aspall
    8 November 2016 The Cyder House, Aspall Hall, Debenham, Suffolk IP14 6PD This event has now passed. A behind-the-scenes visit to Aspall, a flagship regional company producing ciders, juices and vinegars for the best part of 300 years. The...
  • Agri-Tech Week: Embracing automation to secure competitiveness
    7 November 2016 National Centre for Food Manufacturing (NCFM), University of Lincoln, Park Road, Holbeach, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE12 7PT This event has now passed. Responding to the drive for efficiency in labour and machinery is essential for...
  • Agri-Tech Week: Using and reducing waste from fresh produce
    7 November 2016 Hasse, Hasse Road, Nr Soham, Cambridgeshire This event has now passed. How to create value from materials that would otherwise be wasted is the theme of the 'Talking Shop' event that was hosted by...
  • Strengthening the UK's leadership in CleanTech
    In a continuation of our preview of the REAP Technology Exhibition (click here: To spray or not?), other demonstrations will include:- ‘Green Pallets’ - Cambond Cambridge start-up Cambond has produced the world’s first moulded straw pallet....
  • Agri-Tech East wins Knowledge Catalyst award at EDP Business Awards
    Impact of Agri-Tech East recognised with Knowledge Catalyst Award
    Innovation starts with understanding the problem. By creating opportunities to get farmers involved earlier in agri-tech developments – in both the lab and the workshop – Agri-Tech East has stimulated a range of exciting...
  • Bayer spore trap
    To spray or not? Spore trap provides three weeks' notice
    Image courtesy Fera-Science Limited A new early warning device for Septoria, yellow rust and brown rust that gives farmers a three week window for deciding whether to spray or not is one of the demonstrations...
  • We don't understand enough how other markets work
    “The notion that British agriculture - having not managed to export all that successfully in the free market - is suddenly going to do better when that safety net is removed is deluded,"  Christoph...
  • Sunny outlook for Prodata Weather Systems
    Sunny outlook for Prodata Weather Systems
    “Having your own personal weather station provides multiple benefits if you are a farmer,” says Peter Palmer, Sales and Development at Prodata Weather Systems. “Knowledge of wind speed and direction is vital for maintaining...
  • Carlos Lopez-Gomez
    Agri-Tech East cluster best place to start a business
    Robotics, big data, precision engineering, smart water management and plant science are some of the areas where the Agri-Tech East business cluster has significant competitive advantage according to an independent report, “Making ‘smart specialisation’...
  • “Feed the soil and it will feed you,” Gary Zimmer says at REAP 2016
    Yield and quality can be improved, within the existing fertilizer budget, by a move to Biological Farming.  Soil and tissue testing are essential to assess the available nutrition in the soil and allow the...
  • Bringing inspiration from the corners of the earth
    Bringing inspiration from the corners of the earth
    The first step for innovation is to understand the problem. The issues faced by agriculture are common to other markets, so it is reasonable to think that solutions proven to work elsewhere could also...
  • Is your fertiliser reaching the plant?
    Cover crops have a valuable role as a 'soil corrective' according to Gary Zimmer of Midwestern Bio-Ag. Zimmer is a pioneer of biological farming, which places great emphasis on the role of microorganisms and balanced...
  • Realising our Potential
    The time taken to bring in the harvest may be decreasing but the data it produces is increasing and becoming more meaningful.  With more combine harvesters than ever measuring yield it is becoming possible to accurately compare...
  • Nanotechnology to boost drone capabilities and increase spray coverage
    A new aerial applicator for agrochemicals will extend the flight times for unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), allowing them to cover a greater crop area more cost-effectively and with greater precision. Norfolk-based Crop Angel is at...
  • Seizing the systems integration opportunity - Lockheed Martin at REAP
    “We are talking to large growers and agricultural businesses to find out how we can work together,” says George Hooper, Business Development Manager at Lockheed Martin in the UK. He is scheduled to speak...
  • Celbius
    Agri-Tech Week: Sonic boom for waste
    Lab scale sonic fermentation - Celbius As food and other organic waste decomposes the bacteria and fungi feeding on it convert the material to another form. This process can be used to create secondary metabolites...
  • Raising the pulse of peas and beans
    Agri-Tech Week: Raising the pulse with peas and beans
    The Japanese see huge potential for UK pea flour as a protein rich alternative for wheat. Pulses are gluten-free, nutritious and do wonders for the soil, so why are peas and beans still an...
  • Pulsepod from Arable Labs
    Technology demonstration at REAP
    Image from arable.com Look out for the impressive array of agri-tech on display at next month's REAP conference 2016, from working robots to infield spore traps, to virtual advisers. The annual agri-tech REAP conference has a...
  • John Deere hands-on
    Agri-Tech Week: Shiny kit and smart drivers
    This event has now passed. Are you getting the benefit from precision farming?  We were asking the big three questions at this event. What’s the latest thinking in crop production and protection technologies and where can...
  • HackathonAGRO
    REAP ticket prize in Uruguay hackathon!
    We are looking forward to welcoming the winner of Uruguay's first HackathonAGRO to our agri-tech conference REAP. The event is being organised by the British Embassy Montevideo to stimulate interest in agri-tech. Alex Ongay and Pia Delisante...
  • Anglia Farmers is providing bursaries for REAP 2016
    REAP bursary for farmers and growers
    To encourage as many farmers and growers as possible to attend REAP, there is a bursary this year to offer a number of discounted places. The bursary has been made possible by sponsorship from Anglia...
  • William Martin will be speaking at REAP 2016
    How does this agri-tech revolution affect me in the Fens?
    “I’m not a great mover in those kinds of circles,” says William Martin, referring to his fellow presenters at the upcoming Agri-Tech East REAP Conference on 9 November, with the theme ‘Innovation for an...
  • $1 million funding for agri-tech start-up KisanHub
    $1 million funding for agri-tech start-up KisanHub
    We are delighted that KisanHub, an early stage company that presented at our first Pollinator meeting, has raised $1 million. The company already has a vibrant user base with over a thousand farmers and...
  • Will digital agriculture deliver the next revolution?
    Will digital agriculture deliver the next revolution?
    "Innovative new thinking is integral to the future of agriculture and we see the digital overtaking the physical," says David Hickie, Technology Lead for FMCG at PA Consulting and a speaker at the REAP Conference 2016 in...
  • Game Changing Technologies in Agriculture
    Game Changing Technologies in Agriculture
    3D printing for custom chemicals, aquaponics, sentinel plants, remote sensing, Internet of Things, prescription farming - were all identified as Game Changing Technologies in Agriculture in a think piece by Riaz Bhunnoo, Head of...
  • David Baulcombe
    Compromise would offer a third way
    Sometimes it is time to step back from a problem and look at the wider picture.  Prof Sir David Baulcombe, Head of the Department of Plant Sciences at the University of Cambridge and the Regius...
  • Agri-Tech East REAP Conference 2016
    REAP: time to change ... and benefit from others' experience
    Technology - literally the "science of craft" is the collection of techniques, skills, methods and processes used in the production of goods or the accomplishment of objectives. Just as the Green Revolution of the 1970's used...
  • Talkin' about a revolution
    Difficult to get a better example of why the current business model for agriculture is not working! Arthur Marshall, analyst for AHDB Potatoes, comments this week that average British ex-farm prices for potatoes are currently at...
  • Abby Schlageter from tech.vidacycle at REAP 2015
    Meeting at REAP 2015 leads to business opp
    Andrew Francis, Senior Farms Manager at Elveden Farms, was looking for a way to track produce from field to store electronically to replace paper records. When he heard Abby Schlageter of tech.vidacycle pitch in the...
  • REAP 2015 Resilience Through Innovation report
    Resilience Through Innovation: REAP 2015 report
    What does resilience mean to you? It stimulated many inspiring discussions at the REAP conference and our hope is that this will translate into new collaborations and innovation. To get a flavour of the...
  • AgriGate 'open for business' says Minister for Life Sciences
    Emma Garfield of G's with George Freeman MP Minister for Life Sciences, George Freeman MP, came to Cambridgeshire during Agri-Tech Week to officially open the new Eastern AgriGate Research Hub, at Hasse Fen near Soham. The...
  • Belinda Clarke and George Freeman
    AgriGate collaborative research to improve resource use efficiency
    Eastern AgriGate Research Hub, a new research centre dedicated to reducing crop and food waste and improving resource use efficiency in the horticultural and fresh produce supply chains has been opened by George Freeman...
  • Muntons sustainability in action
    As part of Agri-Tech Week, Muntons, a global maltster based in Suffolk, opened its doors to the agri-tech community to demonstrate the business case for innovation. In 2007, as the global markets crashed and businesses tightened...
  • REAP: R&D from blue-sky to shop floor
    Sue Lockhart, Head of Agriculture for Sainsbury's, described how the company is working closely with its suppliers across the east of England and the importance it attaches to R&D. The finding are then shared...
  • Agrimetrics - what's in it for farmers
      Agri-Tech Week started at Rothamsted on Monday with an introduction to the new Agrimetrics Centre. The centre is creating a portal to give access to relevant reference data-sets from across the food chain and it...
  • REAP: Preparing for the Producers' Panel
    Savills' Agribusiness team hosted a breakfast before the REAP conference to help the speakers on the Producers' Panel  - Tim Whitehead, Brian Barker and Andrew Francis - prepare.  The input from around the table...
  • REAP: Inclusive approach needed says Meurig Raymond NFU Chairman
    The best agricultural knowledge and technologies must be available to every farmer to increase productivity potential – that was the message emphasised by the NFU President speaking at the Agri-Tech East REAP Conference. In his keynote...
  • Business Weekly
    Farming £103 billion contribution to UK economy
    The value of the agri-tech sector was highlighted within a special supplement in Business Weekly.  The industry is buoyant with over £16 billion of inputs purchased over the last year. The supplement, supported by Savills, provides...
  • It's a Farming World
    We are delighted to welcome New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership for Norfolk and Suffolk as the latest sponsor for Agri-Tech Week. Chris Starkie, Managing Director of New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) said: “New Anglia LEP...
  • Meeting of minds behind Agri-Tech Week initiative
    A net is stronger than a chain, so in Agri-Tech Week 2015 we are aiming to stimulate interactions between all elements of the agri-food value chain to generate mutual understanding and new thinking. Innovation is...
  • Call for more science input into agri-tech strategy from NFU President ahead of REAP
    Meurig Raymond, President of the National Farmers Union, is giving a keynote speech at REAP. In the NFU manifesto it says that there is a need to plan a  forward-thinking growth strategy for UK science....
  • Muntons' maltichoc muffin
    It's chocs away with Muntons innovation!
    "Most of our innovation is now around we ‘have a new fantastic ingredient, look what it does!’", says Nigel Davies, Manufacturing and Sustainability Director of Muntons explaining the new inclusive strategy. The company, in...
  • Round-up of latest agri-research
      "Improve access to the latest research findings" this is a request that we often hear from the farming community, so along with a fantastic line-up of speakers at this year's REAP conference we are also...
  • Agri-Tech East Member Savills
    Producers' Panel sets agenda for REAP 11 November
    The Producers' Panel, kindly sponsored by Savills, sets the agenda for the REAP conference by articulating the big challenges facing growers. This session helps to define the opportunity space for scientists, technologists and engineers...
  • Agri-Tech Week showcases innovation across east of England
    The programme of exciting events for Agri-Tech Week, 9-13 November, is shaping up and the range and diversity demonstrates clearly how the cluster has grown over the last year. AgriMetrics The week starts at Rothamsted Research with...
  • Agri-tech Start-up Showcase benefits from RoCRE support
    Supporting innovation is an important element of REAP, and many of the early stage companies who presented in last year's agri-tech Start-Up Showcase benefited from the profile it gave them. We are delighted that Rothamsted Centre for Research...
  • Decision-making in an age of uncertainty
    “In God we trust, all others bring data” is one of the lesser-known quotes of Dr W.Edwards Deming, who is more widely credited with the observation “what you can’t measure, you can’t manage”. This is...
  • Open Innovation in agri-tech at REAP
    "Come to REAP and make it happen" is the message of contributors to our new YouTube video. Julius Joel (MD, Greens of Soham Ltd, part of Spearhead International), Matthew Smith (Microsoft Research) and Andrew Francis (Senior...
  • What is the business case for satellite imaging?
  • REAP 2015: Resilience Through Innovation
    "Resilience Through Innovation" is the theme for the Agri-Tech East REAP conference (Realising our Economic Agricultural Potential), which will be held on Wednesday 11th November at Churchill College, Cambridge during Agri-Tech Week 2015. It will feature some...
  • REAP 2014 report - Agr-Tech - adding value to the food chain
    Agri-tech: Adding value to the food chain
    Agri-Tech East is pleased to release our report “Agri-tech: Adding value to the food chain”, which aims to capture some of the discussions we have been having with farmers and others in the food...
  • Agri-tech water cluster creating a 25 year plan
    Development of a "25 year plan" on water use in agriculture needs input from all stakeholders.  A workshop held during Agri-Tech Week provided a variety of perspectives.  It looked at the challenges, what a...
  • From ideas to on-farm reality Agri-Tech Week 2014
    How do farmers and growers hear about new innovations in agriculture? And who is most trusted to bring news about the "Next Big Thing" that will boost yields, automate an existing tedious process, or...
  • Grassroots input for agri-tech revolution
  • Open Innovation will revitalise agriculture and food production
    Julius Joel (l) and Dr Ed Moorhouse (r) at REAP 2014 We have seen how 'Open Innovation' has worked in the pharmaceutical and high tech sectors now the time is right to see how it...
  • William Kendall launches GROW , the UK's first agri-tech business plan competition
    GROW: how to build a business in agri-tech
    William led a team of entrepreneurs who spent nearly a decade building The New Covent Garden Soup Company into a very profitable brand which was eventually reversed into a listed company. With some of...
  • It's a Farming World
    East Anglia is at the heart of a global industry so it is only fitting that a new publication aimed at farmers in the region is called "Farming World". The pilot edition produced by Archant features...
  • Ian Noble, REAP 2014 speaker
    PepsiCo and Kellogg's join the innovation debate at REAP
    Ian Noble, Senior R&D director, PepsiCo Senior innovators from PepsiCo and Kellogg’s are joining technologists, landowners and growers at the REAP (Realising our Economic and Agricultural Potential) conference on 12th November in Cambridge. Organised by Agri-Tech...
  • Poul Hovesen Farmer of the Year
    Sustainable and profitable Hovesen shows the way
    Yields at Salle Farm are consistently and substantially above the national average, demonstrating how precision farming balanced with respect for the environment can also be profitable. Salle Farm is home of the rotation and its...
  • Agri-Tech Week 2014
    Event: Agri-Tech Week 2014: HGCA Monitor Farms Programme Launch
    November 14, 2014 Lodge Farm, Westhorpe, Suffolk www.hgca.com/get-involved/monitor-farms/stowmarket-monitor-farm.aspx The Monitor Farm programme, run by cereals levy organisation HGCA, is expanding this autumn in order to reach more farmers around the UK, and this launch event aims to...
  • Agri-Tech Week 2014
    Event: Agri-Tech Week 2014: RNAA Thought-leadership Seminar
    November 13, 2014 Norwich Research Park, Norwich, Norfolk http://royalnorfolkshow.co.uk/rnaa-charity/agri-tech-week Organised by the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association, a panel of experts will discuss the challenges of bringing science into practice and investigate the traditional role of the show...
  • Agri-Tech Week 2014
    Event: Agri-Tech Week 2014: Realising our Economic and Agricultural Potential (REAP)
    Agri-Tech East hosts this event which will be an opportunity for innovators to road-test their ideas with end-users, investors to learn about new agri-tech products and services seeking finance, and for growers and producers...
  • Agri-Tech Week 2014
    Event: Agri-Tech Week 2014: Innovation for Agriculture East
      Innovation for Agriculture East, 13:00 – 16:40 11 November 2014, Trinity Park, Ipswich, Suffolk With increasingly volatile farm gate prices, the smart use of inputs is one of the ways that farmers can increase the...
  • Poul Hovesen, Agri-Tech East Stakeholder and winner of Farmer's Weekly Farmer of the Year Award 2014
    Norfolk farmer Poul Hovesen wins Farmer of the Year
  • Agri-Tech Week 2014
    Realising our Economic and Agricultural Potential: REAP conference 12th November 2014
    Agri-tech represents a huge market opportunity. The REAP conference - Realising our Economic and Agricultural Potential - provides a unique opportunity for producers and growers to voice their needs and for technologists, entrepreneurs and...
  • Suffolk farmer joins national scheme to improve arable performance
    HGCA event announced for Agri-Tech Week
    Brian Barker Agri-Tech East and HGCA  are delighted to announce a further event for Agri-Tech Week, which will launch the expansion of the HGCA Monitor Farms programme, to take place on Friday 14 November. The Monitor Farm programme, run...

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