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Defra announces £16.5m of funding for agri-tech projects - Vimarsana News

Defra announces £16.5m of funding for agri-tech projects

Farmers, businesses and researchers are being invited to link up to apply for their share of £16.5m of Defra funding for sustainable farming projects. The

Source: fwi.co.uk
New seed funding to help spearhead ag-tech firm's Sprout robots - Vimarsana News

New seed funding to help spearhead ag-tech firm's Sprout robots

Muddy Machines, an agri-tech company that helps automate crop harvesting, has unveiled a new round of seed funding of £1.5m to help spearhead its Sprout robots.

£200m fund to help launch 150 Scottish agricultural projects - Vimarsana News

£200m fund to help launch 150 Scottish agricultural projects

Projects which aim to boost food security in Scotland while improving the environment will benefit from a major funding programme worth £200m.

UKRI awards more than £8M to innovative new farming concepts - Vimarsana News

UKRI awards more than £8M to innovative new farming concepts

UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has today announced the winners of a combined £8 million in funding, as part of Defra’s Farming Innovation Programme. The feasibility projects competition was created to back new and innovative solutions, aid research and collaboration, and encourage collaboration across the UK’s farmers, growers and foresters. The competition, managed by UKRI’s transforming food production challenge and delivered by Innovate UK, ran from October to December 2021.

Over 20 projects secure Defra farming innovation funding worth £8m - Vimarsana News

Over 20 projects secure Defra farming innovation funding worth £8m

Over twenty farm projects have secured Defra funding worth £8 million, including advanced aeroponic systems and field-tested harvesting robots.