Is Printing the Future of Agri-Tech?

Gardin Agritech predicts that real-time monitoring and automation will revolutionise farming. Their technology, which leverages optical sensing and AI-driven insights, allows farmers to monitor plant health and optimise crop nutrition efficiently. Gardin provides precision agriculture tools that help farmers grow nutrient-dense, climate-resilient crops while minimising the need for constant oversight.In this episode, we discuss the changes in the customer base for integrated monitoring forecasting and where developments in this technology will take us.This episode forms part of our Back to the Future project, for Agri-TechE's 10th birthday celebrations.As part of our “Back to the Future” project, we’re asking Agri-TechE members to reflect on how the agri-tech industry has evolved over the past decade and to share their vision for the next ten years. By compiling these insights, we aim to create a powerful outlook on the future of agriculture, a compelling call to arms for the industry driven by the diverse perspectives of our community. Song: TVARI - Tokyo Cafe Video Link: • TVARI - Tokyo Cafe Vloggers Essential:- https://tvari.fanlink.to/ve Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

9 Dec 202412min

Leading UK law firm, Mills & Reeve supports clients in navigating complex regulations that impact agri-tech innovation. In this episode, Jessica Burt, a specialist in food law, gives an insight into the trends in supply chain management. Topics covered include nutrition regulation, the truth behind sustainability claims, and the difficulty for regulators to keep up with changes in gene editing, cultured meat and CBD.They highlight that regulation can either drive or stifle progress, especially in emerging areas like cultured meat and gene-editing. Their insight? To truly move forward, regulators must adapt more rapidly to technological advancements. With specialists in technology, food and agriculture, Mills & Reeve are well placed to support the rapidly developing sector of Agritech. This episode forms part of our Back to the Future project, for Agri-TechE's 10th birthday celebrations.As part of our “Back to the Future” project, we’re asking Agri-TechE members to reflect on how the agri-tech industry has evolved over the past decade and to share their vision for the next ten years. By compiling these insights, we aim to create a powerful outlook on the future of agriculture, a compelling call to arms for the industry driven by the diverse perspectives of our community. Song: TVARI - Tokyo Cafe Video Link: • TVARI - Tokyo Cafe Vloggers Essential:- https://tvari.fanlink.to/ve Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

6 Dec 20249min

In this episode, the CEO of the National Institute of Agricultural Botany (NIAB) Mario Caccamo talks about the role of science in agriculture advances. At the forefront of genetic innovation, NIAB uses advanced research to develop crops and agronomy practices that are more resilient to climate change. They emphasise the need for more effective funding and policy support to make these innovations accessible to farmers. NIAB is a major international centre for plant research, crop evaluation and agronomy – a unique national resource, with nearly 100 years of experience and an internationally recognised reputation for independence, innovation and integrity. With headquarters in Cambridge and regional offices across the country, NIAB spans the crop development pipeline, with the specialist knowledge, skills and facilities required to support the improvement of agricultural and horticultural crop varieties, to evaluate their performance and quality, and to ensure these advances are transferred into on-farm practice through efficient agronomy.This episode forms part of our Back to the Future project, for Agri-TechE's 10th birthday celebrations. Song: TVARI - Tokyo Cafe Video Link: • TVARI - Tokyo Cafe Vloggers Essential:- https://tvari.fanlink.to/ve Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

4 Dec 20243min

Nicole Sadd is CEO of Rothamsted Enterprises, An innovation, collaboration and events hub for AgriTech and the business community, based in Hertfordshire. In this episode, Nicole emphasises the importance of expanding collaboration across campuses to better support a wider range of agri-tech start-ups. They advocate for creating networks that facilitate knowledge exchange, enhancing innovation and credibility within the sector. With a variety of office and lab spaces for rent, international conference centre, popular restaurant, and VIP destination venue, Rothamsted Enterprises is built on a strong, diverse, and financially sound platform that capitalises on the facilities and expertise on site, proximity to London, and a variety of excellent transport links. We are proud to be part of the Rothamsted family – a place name steeped in scientific history thanks to the discoveries of our founder and all that have followed in his footsteps.This episode forms part of our Back to the Future project, for Agri-TechE's 10th birthday celebrations. Song: TVARI - Tokyo Cafe Video Link: • TVARI - Tokyo Cafe Vloggers Essential:- https://tvari.fanlink.to/ve Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2 Dec 20246min

William Haire is Head of Easton Estate at City College Norwich. In this episode, William walks us through some of the changes he's seen on farm, and where the next generation of farmers might take us - and what they need to get us there.City College Norwich is preparing the next generation of farmers through updated curricula that address both new and traditional practices. They’re building a workforce equipped with skills for digital agriculture, low-input systems, and eco-friendly farming — reinforcing the need for lifelong learning to adapt to the evolving landscape.This episode forms part of our Back to the Future project, for Agri-TechE's 10th birthday celebrations. Song: TVARI - Tokyo Cafe Video Link: • TVARI - Tokyo Cafe Vloggers Essential:- https://tvari.fanlink.to/ve Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

27 Nov 20244min

John Barrett is Director of Sentry. John talks about how GPS, once just a tool for straight-line driving, now enables complex precision mapping. This evolution allows for fine-tuned management across their diverse operations, optimising input use and making every acre work smarter. We also discuss some of the innovative trials Sentry are working on, from robotics to novel crops.Sentry Ltd is one of the largest national farming companies in the UK. With 50 years of farming experience, Sentry are proud to have 20,000 hectares of land under cultivation for clients throughout the country, annually growing over 400,000 tonnes of local produce. Combining Professional Services with strong buying power across the industry, Sentry Business Solutions are committed to saving clients’ money and time without compromising on quality. Effective rural advice and excellent product supply from partners and is key to success in today’s agricultural climate.This episode forms part of our Back to the Future project, for Agri-TechE's 10th birthday celebrations. Song: TVARI - Tokyo Cafe Video Link: • TVARI - Tokyo Cafe Vloggers Essential:- https://tvari.fanlink.to/ve Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

25 Nov 202415min

This time, we're joined by Wyld Networks, who highlight the transformative potential of satellite-based IoT in agriculture. Their satellite technology addresses connectivity challenges by providing reliable, cost-effective data access from even the most remote farms to ensure that all farmers can leverage real-time data to enhance productivity and innovation. WYLD are helping modern businesses make those essential connections — whether it’s gathering data from remote locations via satellite, or creating localised wireless networks to enhance customer experiences, WYLD are connecting people, devices and places — affordably, reliably.This episode forms part of our Back to the Future project, for Agri-TechE's 10th birthday celebrations.As part of our “Back to the Future” project, we’re asking Agri-TechE members to reflect on how the agri-tech industry has evolved over the past decade and to share their vision for the next ten years. By compiling these insights, we aim to create a powerful outlook on the future of agriculture, a compelling call to arms for the industry driven by the diverse perspectives of our community. Song: TVARI - Tokyo Cafe Video Link: • TVARI - Tokyo Cafe Vloggers Essential:- https://tvari.fanlink.to/ve Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

22 Nov 20243min