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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 that agri-tech is providing an innovative response to the challenges of food production in a time of environmental change and population expansion.
It may come as a surprise but the findings of the IPCC Special Report on Climate Change and Land didn’t focus on cows
Participants in the agri-hackathon came up with some truly awesome ideas with global impact – taking on the challenge of how to change the world in 48 hours
To win best networking group is an honour. In just five-years our network has attracted many high quality businesses showing the value of membership, this award is great endorsement of the team.
We asked exhibitors at the Innovation Hub at the Royal Norfolk Show to share their views of the future, to identify the drivers for change and to show how their technology is part of the roadmap.
Greg Clark, Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy announced 28th June 2019 the successful projects that will be awarded funding under the Transforming Food Production, including 19 Agri-Tech East members
National Food Strategy Henry Dimbleby is appointed by Environment Secretary Michael Gove to lead first major review of the UK food system in 75 years.
Cambridge Consultants joins Agri-Tech East’s Innovation Insights at Fruit Focus
Do you want to help save the world? The GROW agri-hackathon is providing unprecedented access to comprehensive datasets for hackers to model and test their solutions to agriculture’s biggest challenges.
Robotic harvesters, advanced sensors, pollinator attractants, an online market place to reduce waste, and decision support systems for improved traceability and productivity – are among the technologies to be presented by members of Agri-Tech East, in an exciting new Innovation Insights feature at Fruit Focus.
Start-ups 30MHz, Breedr and LettUs Grow are part of a new breed of technology companies aiming to improve productivity and sustainability in agriculture, but they will be quick to stress at CWIC 2019 that domain knowledge has been essential for success.
Agri-Tech East members Hummingbird Technologies and Itaka Crop Solution are to join the Canadian HARVEST programme organised by SREDA. It includes participation in Ag in Motion, Western Canada’s largest Outdoor Farm Expo