Insights and overviews of emerging trends from Agri-Tech East Director Belinda Clarke.
The vast flat plains of Russia require large-scale farming and an opportunity to implement expertise in ‘big data’, Terravost’s Carl Atkin explained at the launch of
The looming General Election poses a number of uncertainties, not least around the colour and composition of the future government, but also the impact on
The need for more demonstrator farms is a frequent request from farmers. When we ran a workshop last year to identify the most ‘trusted sources
Lack of scientific evidence at the heart of EU legislation was one of the concerns raised at the Norfolk Farming Conference (NFC), which filled the
The clear message from the first Pollinator of the year, was there is funding available but you need to check that you are looking in
Agri-Tech Week 2014 saw hundreds of people from the farming, agri-business, research and investment communities coming together across the east of England in a series
“How could we capture on-farm innovations more effectively?” “Which other sectors have innovations that could help agriculture” “Could an independent broker help farmers by evaluating and highlighting
Two days, 63 speakers and 160 delegates drawn from 16 countries. Such was the Global Agri-Tech Investment Summit 2014 in London, where discussions covered the
Innovation in weed control and on-farm storage are two of the areas highlighted for future investment, as Round 3 of the national Agri-Tech Catalyst Fund
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
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
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