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When weather extremes make growing conditions difficult, the chance to farm indoors becomes more appealing, and this month we are taking a deep dive into this vibrant sector. We are also looking outwards to Central Europe and forward into the future.
As we emerge into 2021, all eyes are looking forward and nurturing hopes, plans and ambitions that life will be better – healthier, happier, safer and more sustainable. So how do we make the future we want a reality, by design – and avoid ending up with the future we don’t want, by accident?
As we prepare to bid farewell to 2020, the Agri-TechE elves have been working hard to deliver an exciting line-up of thought-provoking events and discussions for 2021.
Going virtual enabled an exceptional number of people to participate in REAP and the other Agri-Tech Week events; particularly noticeable is the increasingly national and international reach of the innovation ecosystem.
This year’s Agri-Tech Week and the REAP Conference is focussed on international collaboration and farmer-centred technology development – and it will be more important than ever.
Agri-TechE is leveraging global links and bringing growers and technology closer together to generate new collaborations across the ecosystem. Your ticket to REAP is a passport into this vibrant agri-tech ecosystem.
The global uncertainty may look set to continue, but we are looking ahead with some thought-provoking agri-tech and revving up for REAP.
REAP is where those passionate about agri-tech meet to exchange ideas. A key feature of REAP is the Start-up Showcase, an opportunity to have early sight of emerging technologies with the potential to revolutionise agricultural production.
We’re excited to announce a special member’s briefing about opportunities in the Middle East, give a taste of Agri-Tech Week 2020 and welcome you to attend online discussions.
Agri-TechE’s REAP Conference is taking a farmer-centric view of emerging agri-tech that promises improved decision-making at every level.
We hope harvest is going well for those of you out in the field, and that everyone is staying well. This month we’ve been thinking about the role of hybrids and twins in agriculture in our blog – and we’re having a quieter August while we plan 2021’s activities, so “see” you in September.
It’s that time when industry networking is usually at its peak, with on-farm demos, trade events and agricultural shows all featuring the latest new tech, varieties and research. Technology has enabled some exciting new formats for remote delivery of our activities, so log on and join in!