Exhibition opportunity for naturetech innovators!
As agriculture navigates a new landscape of environmental ambition, our next conference spotlights ‘NatureTech’ innovation for enabling the delivery, measurement, and monetisation of ecosystem services across UK farmland. We’re looking for innovators to exhibit their technology at the one-day event “The Productive Landscape: NatureTech for Profit and Planet” on 28th April 2026.

Emerging Agri-Tech: bringing science to the farm

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Agri-TechE

Curious about how scientific research can directly benefit farmers and the agriculture industry? Join us for “Emerging Agri-TechE – Research Into Practice” at REAP, a unique session that provides a platform to explore this intersection – where farmers and researchers connect!

During this session, James Green, our farmer chair, engages in thought-provoking discussions with scientists. They use everyday objects as conversation starters to explain their research and its practical implications for agriculture. 

Why should you attend?

  • Farmers challenge researchers to explain the significance of their work for agriculture.
  • Researchers demonstrate why their findings matter to farmers and the agricultural industry.
  • Takeaways: Gain insights into cutting-edge research, understand how it could benefit your own farm, and experience farmer-led conversations that dive deep into the heart of agri-tech innovation.

Emerging Ag goes beyond science; it’s a bridge between research and on-farm application. It’s your chance to connect with researchers dedicated to making their work relevant and accessible to the farming community, directly addressing the real-world challenges and goals of farmers.


Featuring on the day

Emerging Agri-TechE showcases leading scientists from the top research institutes and agricultural centers in the UK, providing a snapshot of the diversity of research taking place today.

  • Dr Richard Green Harper Adams University: Grasslands
  • Dr Jolanda van Munster SRUC: Livestock
  • Dr Ewan Gage Cranfield University: Vegetable Nutrition
  • Dr Jacqueline Stroud University of Warwick: Soil
  • Jonathan Ashworth Earlham Institute: Biodiversity
  • Dr Myriam Charpentier John Innes Centre: Crop Traits
  • Dr David Withall Rothamsted Research: Insects

Emerging Ag is about unveiling the real-world impact of seemingly unrelated science, showing how it can make a tangible difference on farm. To set the stage, let’s consider a few intriguing questions that our researchers will explore:

Ever wondered what words a worm might whisper?
If orange is the new black, could green be the new gold?
And what’s the connection between beer and bovines?

Join us at Emerging Agri-TechE at REAP 2023 to find out!