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Is agriculture big data a valuable commodity? Can it be used against you?

Isn’t it great? Agriculture is literally going science-fiction. Robots pick fruit, drones check soil humidity and the tractors are in the field all by themselves. And the greatest thing: Each little detail is recorded: There are already applications that measure farm labor perfomance, thousands of details about plant health and many other aspects of agricultural production.

Who owns this data?

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The time is ripe for robots on your farm

Advanced engineering could be the solution for the sustainable intensification of agriculture, as technology for producing service robots reaches maturity. Experts in robotics from University of Cambridge, University of Lincoln and Harper Adams University will be discussing the latest developments during Agri-Tech East’s ‘Pollinator’ event on 11 October 2016.

So what exactly is a robot? Dr…

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Control your crop from your smartphone

Gathering data and using data is the key to future success in the fresh produce industry – The next revolution in the fresh produce sector. Working with real-time and historic data will allow farmers to grow and harvest more efficiently – reducing costs for pest control, saving money on irrigation and it will lead to better predictions about demand and pricing.

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Student wins Agri-Tech East award for salad harvester that could change the industry

Over 60 per cent of the production cost of a lettuce is in the manual harvesting; automating this process would allow producers to be more competitive and respond faster to demand. SoftHarvest, working closely with G’s Growers, one of the UK’s largest vegetable producers, has developed a robotic handler with vision recognition that is set to revolutionise this £300 million market across the UK,…

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