Agri-tech is rapidly changing with new developments all the time. Below are original stories generated by Agri-TechE.
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
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
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
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
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
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.
Advanced engineering could be the solution for the sustainable intensification of agriculture, as technology for producing service robots reaches maturity. Experts in robotics from University
Louis Baugh’s farm at Neatishead Hall, Norfolk, is bordered by two Sites of Special Scientific Interest, and is also located in the Ant Valley which
Urban farming is one of the ways that our capacity for food production can be increased. The potential of insects and bugs to provide a