The recent granting of a Precision Bred Organism (PBO) marketing notice for a gene-edited variety of barley has made us reflect over 30 years of discussions, debate, strong opinions and scientific discovery.

With fertiliser prices increasingly volatile and global supply threatened by tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, could Messium's new hyperspectral satellite imagery be the solution to build greater resilience?

GNSS developers target agriculture’s expanding precision ag market - in 2012, about 200,000 GNSS devices were shipped for the agriculture industry annually. By 2022, this had grown to more than 1.3 million.

Dennington Hall Farms manages a family estate focused on regenerative crop and livestock production, environmental conservation, renewable energy use, and community engagement.

Earlham Institute harnesses genomics, data science and engineering biology to develop tools, resources and insights that support sustainable agriculture via food security, biodiversity, and human health.

Elsoms Seeds is an independent, family‑owned plant breeding company developing new vegetable and arable varieties, combining research, trials and seed expertise to support UK growers.

Biographica uses advanced machine‑learning models to analyse plant genomes, identify high‑value gene‑editing targets, and help developers prioritise edits most likely to improve crop traits effectively.

Pixalytics Earth‑observation consultancy interprets satellite and aerial data, providing clear, science‑led insights for organisations to monitor land, water, vegetation and environmental change.

Ponda is a biomaterials innovation company developing regenerative, plant‑based eco-insulation from wetland crops, working with growers to create low‑impact alternatives to conventional materials.

This on‑farm demo day at Elveden Estate showcases practical soil and water management technologies, combining a guided farm walk, live demonstrations, technologist pitches and networking for farmers exploring new solutions.

Would you benefit from understanding more about agriculture 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?

Celebrating its 13th year, the REAP Conference brings farmers, researchers and innovators together to understand agricultural challenges, explore new solutions - for now and beyond - and showcase practical technologies.

For late stage projects to develop higher levels of performance, reliability and adoption readiness in their product and move their business, technologies and products closer to manufacturing readiness.

We are offering the opportunity to sponsor headline sessions and activities at REAP 2026 to align your brand with one of the UK’s leading agri-tech conferences and raise your profile in the ecosystem.

The annual celebration of Agri-TechE members showcasing the exciting developments and diversity in agri-tech innovation at a dynamic mix of events, workshops, farm visits and lab tours.

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