The intractable issue of getting useful new technologies onto farms – and how the barriers to success might be overcome – will be the subject of a webinar led by tech innovation company Cambridge Consultants and Agri-EPI Centre on Thursday 28th January 2021.
Measuring and quantifying the complex chemical and physical interactions between plant and soil, Agri-EPI’s automated dynamic soil flux chambers monitor and measure positive and negative soil flux. The field-based technology captures topsoil and above ground plant gases, offering rapid and accurate data of soil respiration and sequestration.
Bid writing can be a highly competitive and resource-intense process with no guarantee of success. Here ten tips for start-ups, scale-ups and technology-based company for a successful outcome in grant funding applications to grow businesses.
Agri-EPI’s team of experts helps start-ups and tech innovators with a proper research setup by brokering relationships with relevant parties, with a representative sample, in a commercially relevant setting.
Dairy farmers and vets have enlisted the help of video gaming experts to enhance cow health in a unique new study. The Innovate UK-funded SmARtview research project sees Agri-EPI Centre and UK Veterinary Group VetPartners join forces with experts at award-winning games developer Pocket Sized Hands and Abertay University’s School of Design & Informatics.
DEFRA announced UK government’s New Agricultural Transition Plan by 1 January 2021. Agri-EPI’ has formulated what this means for farmers and the agri-tech community and what opportunities there are for agri-tech companies going forward.
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