Introduction to Agri-Tech, 20th May at Agrii's Technology Centre
Would you/your colleagues benefit from understanding more about agriculture and horticulture in the UK? Including relevant policy/regs (and where the money comes from), decision-making by farmers (who calls the shots!), and what happens after the farm?

CEA in action with Mira Merme from OneFarm

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Plant-based pharmaceuticals are one of the crops to be grown in OneFarm CEA vertical farms.

Mira Merme OneFarm CEA
Mira Merme, OneFarm CEO

Mira Merme is the CEO of UK based OneFarm, the company’s goal is to provide affordable fresh healthy food and plant pharmaceuticals to local communities to mitigate the upcoming food crisis and has plans to roll-out a large scale CEA vertical farms.
OneFarm combines knowledge about food and plant pharma, technology, infrastructure. The data produced feeds into an open source feedback learning system which can be used to inform the selection of seeds, new product development and long term control of growing environment  – leading to first mover advantages.
Mira comments:  “The system aims to optimise water usage, energy use, substrate and plant nutrition. Also to reduce waste in food by increasing the shelf life
“The UK population has  now unfortunately had first hand experience of the impact of being  import reliant for  key food products and continues to be more at risk on supply and pricing with Covid and Brexit impacting food distribution – so ensuring a better, safe and secure food supply has become more critical.
Dutch agri-tech  has benefited enormously from a collaborative approach and joint learning, particularly in  their flower industry where there is definitely a ‘common good’ philosophy.  I would like to see this happening more in the UK.”
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