At the UK Agri-Tech Center we have the pleasure of interacting and working with businesses developing exciting new technologies for horticulture—from robotics and AI to precision sensing and biological solutions. The creativity, ambition and technical expertise across our sector are remarkable.
A new collaborative project, FLEXBOT, is exploring how flexible, scalable agricultural robotics can support soft fruit farmers to improve productivity, profitability and resilience.
Read on to find out about current funding opportunities to get support and help accelerate your business’ agri-tech aspirations
The UK Agri-Tech Centre’s Agri-Tech Solution Sprint programme helped robotics start-up Nimbus Agri-Tech test the commercial viability of its technology, refine its market focus and build confidence ahead of investor engagement.
Agri-tech isn’t short on data, but turning that data into something farmers can effectively use is where the real challenge lies. Messium’s journey shows how that shift happens.
Walking the exhibition halls at Aquaculture UK this year, one thing became immediately clear: aquaculture is entering a new phase of technological maturity. The move from Aviemore to Glasgow’s SEC was symbolic in many ways. While Aviemore has long been at the heart of the event’s identity, the larger venue reflected an industry that is growing in confidence, attracting new investment and increasingly looking to technology to solve some of its biggest challenges.
The UK Agri-Tech Centre has today announced the selection of two UK agri-tech businesses, Breedr and Biotangents, to take part in the 2026 Global Growth Accelerator (GGA) Australasia programme. This initiative will support both companies to validate their technologies on farms in New Zealand while building pathways to international growth.
The arable sector isn’t short of innovation. It’s under pressure to deliver—now.
At Cereals this week, we had a great conversation on what actually moves the needle in agri-tech adoption. Find out more.
Pennosan Ltd is addressing this challenge through a natural, low-impact process that converts seafood by-products into high-value aquaculture feed ingredients. Find out how.
Carbon Rewild worked with the UK Agri-Tech Centre through the Agri-Tech Solution Sprint to better understand agriculture, build supply chain connections and generate new business opportunities. The programme delivered valuable insights, targeted introductions and tangible commercial outcomes, helping the company strengthen its position within the agri-food sector.
