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This month we are focusing on the key pillars of agri-tech – People, Money and Technology! Read on to learn more about our new membership offer, Diego Durantini joining the Agri-TechE team and how fintech is meeting agri-tech.
Despite the global challenges facing the industry, money is still flowing into the system – as discussed in our Monthly Musings – and we have a line-up of in-person and online events to keep you inspired and informed.
Being able to measure, monitor and manage natural capital and carbon are key to the success of ELMs, and we are bringing together players from across the Agri-TechE ecosystem to gain insights into the best technologies to achieve this. This is just one of the many events and activities featured in this newsletter along with a call to action on the “Hierarchy of Needs” required to support farmers’ agri-tech adoption!
As the UK government starts the transition to Environmental Land Management (ELM) we look at the emerging agri-tech that will enable farmers to measure, monitor and manage change to increase their natural capital assets.
Being able to measure, monitor and manage natural capital and carbon are key to the success of ELMs, and we are bringing together players from across the Agri-TechE ecosystem to gain insights into the best technologies to achieve this. This is just one of the many events and activities featured in this newsletter along with a call to action on the “Hierarchy of Needs” required to support farmers’ agri-tech adoption!
As we welcome in the New Year, the Agri-TechE team is growing, publishing and creating some exciting new opportunities!
A warm welcome to our final newsletter of 2021 – after what has been a full-on year for all those working across the agri-food value chain. We’d like to wish you all a very happy and healthy festive season and can’t wait to see you in 2022.
The time for action is now – and Agri-Tech Week 2021 demonstrated that challenge is an opportunity for change.
Agri-Tech Week 2021 offers insights into agri-tech developments through a programme of events hosted by different partners
The passing of time gives crops, livestock – and even companies – time to mature. As REAP 2021 advances on us, it’s time to celebrate the recent successes of three home-grown companies in our membership which demonstrate how the UK’s agritech ecosystem is growing up.
Technologies are available now with the potential to radically change the harvest next year – agri-tech that can automate not just the processes but also manipulate the crop’s response to time and environment.The big question for farmers and growers is where should the priorities be for developing and investing in agri-tech?
The need to realign the skills-base for an increasingly digitised industry calls for a new approach to recruitment. This month’s opinion piece reflects on the appetite for change within the younger generation and the huge opportunity this creates.