Insights and overviews of emerging trends from Agri-TechE Director Belinda Clarke.
Are you a farmer? An engineer? A scientist? An agronomist? Chances are that if you are reading this then you could be one of those,
Nothing ventured, nothing gained – but what can you afford to lose? The role of public money in de-risking the development and adoption of new
Many of the technologies identified by the World Economic Forum as being key to achieving sustainability goals are being developed within our membership ecosystem. Most
The hackathon concept brings together technical experts around a key problem facing a business or sector to engage in a super-focused effort to come up with some answers.
Many of our farmer members will remember when mixed farming was routinely practiced across the region, but in recent times herds and flocks have not been
To put the UK at the forefront of a global revolution in farming is the bold ambition stated in the UK’s recent Industrial Strategy White
“I came here with a specific goal – to meet farmers to recruit into a new soils project – and I’ve achieved it,” a delegate
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.
Innovation isn’t incremental – it can leap-frog existing technology or come from an unexpected angle. One of the conclusions of our report launched at the House of Lords this month is that putting people together from different world’s can spark ideas that solve problems.
“It is deeply satisfying to win a prize in front of a lot of people” said Wilbur, the pig in children’s novel Charlotte’s Web, on
Soil health came out top choice as a research priority in our straw poll of visitors to the Innovation Hub. Amid the creation of the
Engaging with this international dimension is going to be increasingly important for our farming and agri-business, particularly where the newly-harvested crops become part of global supply chains.