The launch of a new type of on-farm support tool and the announcement of a prototype online agri-tech discussion forum were two of the outcomes
Produce World and KisanHub will be talking at our first Pollinator event in Cambridge on Sept 17, 16.00. As well as being a major grower
Nearly 160,000 people are employed in the wider East of England within agricultural production and its supporting industries such as food processing, wholesale and haulage,
A strong and growing start-up community is important for the success of the UK agri-tech sector. Although funding is vital so equally is access to
Global wheat consumption exceeded production in six out of the last eight years*. Although increasing yield to meet demand is important, improving resilience under adverse
As Glasgow prepares for the Commonwealth Games, so too will there be an opportunity to showcase Britain’s knowledge-based industries. The British Business House is a
Samples taken 160 years ago are offering new insights into the modern problem of fungicide resistance. Just as antibiotic resistance by disease-causing bacteria poses a huge
Standout researchers of the last decade are named in a new report by Thomson Reuters, which is a compilation of influential names in science. Nine scientists from
Dr Daniel Kindred, Senior Research Scientist at ADAS Boxworth, was delighted to be the winner of a wine tasting and tour for two at Chilford
Cereals 2014 came to Cambridgeshire and saw 25,000 farmers, technical and commercial service providers, machinery distributors, researchers and training institutions come together for 2 days
Cereals 2014 was a highly successful event for us this month with an opportunity to meet a good cross-section of the community. Among the media
Agri-tech provides the next focus for technology innovation offering tangible returns within short lead times says Dr Belinda Clarke, director of Agri-Tech East at Cereals