Agri-Tech Week 2020 ADAS: crop sensing for field vegetables
Agri-Tech Week 2020 event: crop sensing for field vegetables presented by ADAS
09/11/2020
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Agri-Tech Week 2020 event: crop sensing for field vegetables presented by ADAS
“The agri-tech innovation pipeline remains full,” comments Dr Belinda Clarke, Director of Agri-TechE, speaking about the range of agri-tech innovation demonstrated at the Royal Norfolk Show Innovation Hub, this year…
Learn how ADAS will help farmers keep on top of new nutrient management guidelines with their YEN service analysing grain nutrition to prevent P and N deficiency whilst minimising input costs…
Learn how ADAS will help farmers keep on top of new nutrient management guidelines with their YEN service analysing grain nutrition to prevent P and N deficiency whilst minimising input costs…
Innovation is the key to agricultural efficiencies and productivity, and a number of Agri-TechE members will be discussing developments and emerging technologies within an online seminar programme at Cereals LIVE .
The Royal Norfolk Show may have been cancelled this year but we are keen that the ‘show must go on’ and are recreating the Innovation Hub experience virtually. It will offer an opportunity to drop in remotely to hear a topical discussion and discuss an emerging technology or a challenge directly with a technologist or researcher.
Peas and beans are rich sources of plant protein, gluten-free and contain a starch with the potential to reverse diabetes when consumed as part of prescriptive diet, but the crops are challenging to grow well. To help more farmers increase yields and gain value from these pulses, the PGRO runs two Yield Enhancement Networks (YEN) to share best practice.
Nine organisations, including Agri-TechE members Brown & Co and ADAS, have been awarded a share of the government’s £1 million Future Farming Resilience Funding. The projects will provide farmers with tailored on-farm advice to help them fully understand the changes ahead and to identify how to adapt their business models – through one-to-one advice on farms or group information workshops.
INNO-VEG is focussed on vegetables and potatoes it aims to facilitate the wider use of crop sensing technology in field trials, there will be a chance to talk to the UK lead partner ADAS at REAP
New devices for improving and implementing precision agriculture are to be shown at REAP for the first time including NetBeat smart irrigation, Drone AG’s Skippy Scout for managing your drone via a smart phone
The INNO-VEG project launches 48 field experiments in the UK, France, Belgium and the Netherlands to support the development an overarching protocol for integrating crop sensing data into field research methodologies.
Colin Morgan, has joined the ADAS Sustainable Food and Farming business, as business development director.