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Expo AgriTech 2026 reunirá en Málaga a más de 8.000 profesionales del sector agrícola

13/10/2026 - La transformación tecnológica del campo volverá a centrar la atención del sector agroalimentario en Málaga.

Expo AgriTech 2026: Vuelve a Andalucía la gran feria tecnológica para el sector agrícola

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De la revalorización a la sensórica y la recolección inteligente: el olivar afronta nuevos retos en Expo AgriTech 2026

07/10/2026 - Más de 8.000 profesionales agrícolas acudirán a Expo AgriTech 2026, que se celebrará del 4 al 5 de noviembre en Málaga, para...

Cajamar Innova incorpora ocho nuevas startups Agrotech para transformar la agricultura

15/09/2026 - Las startups seleccionadas por Cajamar...

New Holland Construction Showcases Equipment Portfolio at Agronea 2026

- Case IH and AgroBiciuffa implement automation systems oriented toward the operational optimization of agricultural production in northern Argentina.

How digital innovation and better data can strengthen Africa’s food systems

- Up to 40% of crops are lost before harvest, but the scale and causes of these losses are not yet fully understood. The CABI-led

Grodi, tecnología propia de robótica autónoma, visión artificial y análisis avanzado de datos para monitorizar la salud y la producción de los cultivo

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Digital Agriculture’s Role in the Future of Crop Protection

31/07/2026 - The future of crop protection will rely on turning agricultural data into actionable insights that improve efficiency and sustainability.The post

Ya están aquí los Premios Chaleco Agricultor 2026

- Expo Agritech vuelve con la segunda edición de los Premios Chaleco Agricultor 2026, un reconocimiento único a los agricultores con independencia del tamaño o tipo de...

América Latina identifica más de 2.600 empresas agtech

25/06/2026 - Un estudio conjunto de la Empresa Brasileña de Investigación Agropecuaria (Embrapa), el Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA), Homo Ludens y SP...

From field notes to field intelligence: Greenda’s AI bet on everyday farming (Sponsored)

22/06/2026 - Munich-based AgriTech startup Greenda, founded in 2024, is building an AI-powered crop advisory platform aimed at helping small and medium-sized farms detect and manage pests faster, while giving...

ZF and XCMG Form Joint Venture for Agricultural Drivelines

- ADM and TechnoServe are cooperating to deploy regenerative agriculture practices and digital farming tools for soybean producers in Maharashtra, India.

Case IH Highlights Automated Harvesting Technologies

- ams OSRAM to exhibit advanced light-emitting diode systems for precision plant growth and environmental optimization at GreenTech Amsterdam.

New Holland Combine Advances Agricultural Research

- John Deere expands its 8R and 8RX series with new high-horsepower tractors designed for large-scale agricultural operations.

Nuevas Tecnologías para la Gestión Integral del Invernadero: Del Laboratorio al Campo

22/05/2026 - Curso online 2026-06-03 La...

High-Horsepower Tractors Target Large Farm Efficiency

- Optical sensing and soil carbon modeling aim to improve agricultural monitoring and greenhouse gas reporting.

Europe’s Winning Formula: Strong Farms, Fair Trade, and Cutting-Edge AI

10/09/2025 - In her 2025 State of the Union address today, President Ursula von der Leyen emphasised...

Mitsubishi Electric Develops Soil Carbon Estimation Technology

- BASF Agricultural Solutions commissions its new BioHub fermentation plant in Ludwigshafen to expand in-house production of biological and biotechnology-based crop protection products.

Smart Protect, Agricultura inteligente para una protección de cultivos de hortalizas - Hispatec

- El objetivo del proyecto es estimular el flujo de conocimientos en los AKIS (sistemas de innovación y conocimiento agrícola) regionales en la UE y conectarlos con el potencial innovador de las...

Máster en Agricultura Digital e Innovación Agroalimentaria - ETSIA Sevilla

- La Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingeniería Agronómica de la Universidad de Sevilla ha creado para el curso que viene un nuevo Máster en Agricultura Digital e Innovación...

By Harry Langford, Innovation Director at the UK Agri-Tech Centre, who shares his thoughts on the event.The Northern CEA Symposium brought together growers, researchers, technologists and agri-tech businesses in Sheffield with a shared focus on turning innovation in controlled environment agriculture into solutions for commercial growers. Across the day, presentations explored practical challenges facing the sector, from nutrient efficiency and water use to substrates, sensing and circular inputs. The emphasis was consistently on application, including how technologies might reduce costs, improve control, and operate reliably in real production environments. New approaches to sensing and monitoring were discussed as a way to give operators clearer, faster feedback on crop performance, helping them make decisions with greater confidence. Substrate innovation also featured, reflecting growing pressure to move beyond traditional materials while maintaining consistency at scale. Alongside this, approaches to reduce the energy footprint of CEA were tabled and their economics explored. What stood out was the openness of the community, with speakers acknowledging the need for further testing, integration and validation, reinforcing the importance of environments where technologies can be trialled under realistic conditions and assessed against commercial priorities. Our involvementThe UK Agri-Tech Centre took part in the symposium, organised by UK Urban AgriTech and the University of Sheffield, to share how we support CEA innovation through test, trial and demonstration and how our new Greenhouse to Global programme is supporting innovative CEA technologies to scale. Too often, promising technologies struggle to move beyond pilot scale because they lack credible, independent evidence of performance in commercially representative environments. We outlined how our programme supports SMEs working across sensing, substrates, lighting and control and how we are testing these technologies together to produce commercial case studies for specific industry use cases. The companies we spotlightedThrough the ACDC spinach production case study, we showcased how Ostara, Fotenix and Vertically Urban are working together to address core challenges in vertical farming: consistent quality, reduced energy use and reduced labour costs. The case study collectively illustrates how integrated control, crop monitoring and tuneable lighting can support more responsive, dataled growing decisions, saving 25% in energy use. We also featured GyroPlant and its substrate-free approach, overviewing the work that we have done with them on both leafy green production and strawberry propagation, to reduce the reliance on unsustainable substrates whilst maintaining performance at commercial scale. Throughout the day, the research and development presented demonstrated how collaboration can help CEA innovation progress from early ideas into solutions that can be adopted across the sector. Alongside the technical discussions, UK Urban AgriTech also used the symposium to float a thought-provoking idea: the potential for a cross-CEA umbrella organisation that better represents the full breadth of controlled environment production in the UK. The concept was framed around bringing together sectors, from crops to mushrooms, insects and seaweed, to improve knowledge transfer and engage more proactively with policy development. Again, this reiterates the importance of the sector working together to maximise the potential of CEA in the UK. If you would like to work with the UK Agri-Tech Centre, get in touch at [email protected]

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