UK invests £24 million on agritech projects — Is it worth it?
UK invests £24 million on agritech projects — Is it wor
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[21 July, TechHQ]
The United Kingdom Government has committed GBP£24 million to support nine agritech projects across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Funded projects include innovations in fruit picking robotics to technology that enables CO2 to animal feed conversions. One of the nine projects includes the plans for development of a world first Autonomous Growing System which would control climate, irrigation and lighting to enable the growing of any crop variety in any location.
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