A new era of decision support tools is making it possible to understand the complexity of food production for the first time and to begin to see how the system can be improved at every level. Latest developments in the vibrant agri-tech ecosystem are captured in the new REAP report.
By tapping into vibrations in the hive, agri-tech start-up BeeSecure is able to listen into conversations ensuring that the bees are happy, healthy and performing well.
PheroSyn has developed a cost-effective Smart Monitoring system using the orange midge’s own communication channel: Pheromones.
The Willand Intelligent Livestock System offers the potential for methane and carbon capture.
A number of international players announced initiatives at Agri-TechE’s REAP 2020 conference.
“Never has the health of our soils, its environmental and monetary value been higher on the agenda,” says Alex Bragg, Director of Food & Farming for Savills.
“With Agri-TechE, we saw the potential to create a viable relationship that would accelerate the development of solutions, and ultimately, solve the issues our growers are facing,” Western Growers
Small changes have big impacts – interactions on a microbial scale drive the carbon cycle & impact climate change – the Sofa Session discusses the tools needed to manage at all levels.
The brains behind Small Robot Company’s team of agri-robots has been launched at REAP 2020. Wilma provides per plant intelligence on plant health.
What can a Rubik’s cube, PVA glue, Deep Heat, 3D printing, a bomb…. and more, tell us about emerging agri-tech? Join us at REAP 2020 to find out!
