AgTech Navigator News
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A new initiative has been launched to help livestock producers in Latin America and Africa monitor pasture availability and determine optimal grazing time with the goal of reducing methane emissions.
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Will the MAHA report usher in a new era of sustainable farming and a healthier U.S. populace, or does the lack of specifics leave meaningful change to the wind?
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Marks & Spencer (M&S) has committed to supporting British farmers with a £7m investment in sustainability and innovation, aiming for 100% regenerative agriculture. This includes grants for projects on reducing agricultural emissions and initiatives like precision pollination and methane measurement. M&S is also addressing challenges like climate variability and high costs, aiming to attract younger people to farming through technology and supportive programmes.
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Klim, a German company, is expanding its regenerative farming platform into the UK, aiming to help food companies reduce supply chain emissions by collaborating with farmers. Despite challenges such as financial viability and weather impacts, Klim's approach connects F&B leaders with farmers to foster sustainable practices, leveraging private capital and tools to support the transition. Rory Davidson, Klim's UK head, highlights the UK's potential due to its progressive agriculture sector and developed retail industry, despite lower farming payouts and paused government incentives.
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Start-Up Success: Rainbow Crops
08 May 2025
After officially launching Rainbow Crops in May this year, CEO & Co-Founder Giacomo Bastianelli shares the company's journey since exhibiting at World Agri-Tech in London.