NEW CENTRES FOR AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION

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NEW CENTRES FOR AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION The Centres for Agricultural Innovation are a new collaborative model between the agri-tech sector and government. The centres have been initiated to help : turn agricultural innovation into commercial opportunities for businesses encourage inward investment improve farming practice

The aims of these new Centres are:- To improve the economic performance of farming through the development and uptake of technologies, knowledge, and practices To recreate leadership in this area by joining-up existing excellence To resolve challenges that no one part of the sector can address alone To open up opportunities for transformational change in the sector not possible in current structures

Dave Ross Dave.ross@agri-epicentre.com AGRI-EPI Centre Ltd Dave Ross Dave.ross@agri-epicentre.com

Agri-EPI Centre: What is it? Brand new UK Innovation Centre to deliver :- Research and development demonstration and training precision agriculture and engineering to service…. livestock, arable, horticulture and aquaculture sectors

How Agri-EPI links with business needs Innovation Hubs One-stop access to leading academic institutions Developing exciting new facilities for R&D, demonstration and training, including a range of capital equipment for projects. Partnering researchers, industry & funding Developing incubation facilities at a range of scales Instrumented real commercial farms and processing sites Data for identification of issues/opportunities Develop, test & demonstrate new technologies in real farm/processing situations

Transformational Technology

A vision around variance

Sensors, IoT and robotics/automation

Sensors, IoT and robotics/automation

EPI Centre – backed by industry Industry fully engaged over 75 industrial partners Multi-national Agricultural Engineering companies Retail Multiples National and international food product supply chain companies SME Agri-technology companies Agricultural supplier companies Non-sector technology companies Farmers PA global market $7.8B by 2022, CAGR 14.9%. Agric. Eng. market 2015 >£$95B

EPI Centre – a network of excellence National coverage Dynamic and flexible links The Hubs Satellite Innovation facilities Mobile laboratory facilities Incubation Facilities Training and dissemination facilities JHI SAIC CENSIS UoE MRI N8 ARABLE Cranfield Aerospace Centre National Centre for Prec Farming School of Management RAU Kingshay

Hub facilities Sensor platform (indoor) in partnership with CHAP National soil test facility Regional test and incubation facilities for new commercial initiatives Suite of instrumentation capable of field use soil imaging/mapping, non-invasive animal imaging, hyper-spectral imaging, satellite imaging access, autonomous/robotic systems, controlled atmosphere crop storage etc etc Knowledge exchange capacity across the UK to commercial businesses.

Agri-EPI Centre – and its “satellites” DAIRY ARABLE SHEEP PIGS POULTRY HORT BEEF POTATOES FISH Monitoring key sectors throughout the entire production and processing chain. Precision monitored to identify performance and variance. Unified technology for full data utility - all linked to other Centres A unique resource of exemplar farms for development, evaluation and demonstration of technology. Dedicated dairy development centres

Facility and partnering opportunities Network of national and international Industry partners (growing!) UK/EU wide communication with all agri- sectors Access to advanced equipment and instrumentation for project activities Access to data on real farms Access to meeting rooms, seminar rooms etc.

Funding/support opportunities Engage at UK/EU project level with e.g. Agri-EPI led projects. Use Agri-EPI as support infrastructure for project activity Use Agri-EPI and industry member resource to partner in projects e.g. both develop and market new precision tech Real-time production data available, pending accessibility arrangements

Thank you for listening Dave.ross@agri-epicentre.com