Agri-tech is rapidly changing with new developments all the time. Below are original stories generated by Agri-TechE.
The national Agri-Tech business plan competition GROW is now live. GROW aims to give everyone with a good idea for improving agricultural production the chance to see if
Robotic sprayers and dual hoppers are just two of the ideas on the wish list for Agrovista’s Jack Harris. Always keeping an eye out for
Do you have a post to fill? The ever-expanding Agri-Tech East network includes the UK’s largest concentration of technical, producer and academic expertise and our new Opportunity
With our first Pollinator of 2017 (A New Agriculture – What Will the Future Hold?) just around the corner, here is a taste of some
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
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
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
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
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
“The notion that British agriculture – having not managed to export all that successfully in the free market – is suddenly going to do better
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
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