Future Farming Expo is an exhibition that will focus on knowledge exchange so that every visitor goes home feeling like they have gained a crucial understanding of where the industry is heading, and how to tackle the challenges head on.
Arable and Livestock
Innovations
Farm Business
and Diversification
Sustainability and
Carbon
Smart Technology
and AI
Our Sustainable Venue
As the world rapidly changes to reach the net-zero goal, P&J Live has been built to the highest environmental standards. The venue uses food and garden waste from Aberdeen, that is processed in an anaerobic digestion plant, where hydrogen gas is harvested and used to power the energy centre.
By attending Future Farming Expo Scotland, you will have the opportunity to experience an exclusive tour of the innovative system. To book your tour, click here.
LAST YEARS STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS INCLUDED
LAST YEARS EXHIBITOR NEWS
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Average yield response of 0.3t/ha from an application of Brassitrel Pro, both in the autumn and followed up in the spring...
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The world is facing a climate emergency and we can see evidence of this all around through increased incidents of flooding, fire, and drought. This is threatening the sustainable production of food itself and puts all our livelihoods at risk. We also know that farming contributes to Greenhouse Gas emissions. UK Agriculture contributed 10% to total greenhouse gas emissions in 2018 – including 70% of nitrous oxide emissions and nearly half of total methane emissions. Thus, farming has a key role in helping the UK meet its Net Zero emissions target by 2050.
Farmers know their farms, the soil and terrain, and whether a field is better suited to crops or grazing livestock. They understand what works for the piece of land they nurture. And it is a long-term relationship often lasting for generations.
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Here at The Future Forest Company, we carry out award-winning nature first reforestation projects for carbon storage and biodiversity gain. We restore degraded peatlands so that they can play an active role in fighting climate change. We have independently validated carbon units available.
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If you have an idea for a product, process or service to digitally improve dairy challenges, whether it’s for production, transport or manufacturing, CENSIS may be able to fast-track your solution.
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Hosted at the James Hutton Institute's Glensaugh research farm in Aberdeenshire, the Centre for Smart Natural Capital - a partnership between JHI and CENSIS - provides a platform to develop the smart sensing, monitoring and advanced computing and analytics needed to inform the growing field of natural capital.
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Will the latest proposed bill be different? Based on what we know at the moment, the Scottish Government’s proposals, which were followed by a consultation process (the responses to which were publish ...
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I’m often asked where I see the controlled environment agriculture and vertical farming industries being in 10, 20 or even 50 years’ time. This is partly because, as someone who runs an industry assoc ...
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Leading soil solutions now available in the UK
Following on from the successful launch into the UK and Irish market at this year’s LAMMA and Groundswell shows, Gaiago is encouraged by the trial interest and grower commitment to its sustainable products, kicking off a great start to 2023.
Gaiago’s portfolio harnesses the very latest innovation for revitalising soils, any farmer, grower or land managers biggest asset. The solutions comprise of unique formulations of natural elements, protecting yields and empowering growers to reduce reliance on more traditional synthetic plant protection products. Products are registered as biostimulants under the new European regulation and are now available in the UK.
The current portfolio is supported by a strong R&D pipeline developed both internally and externally, notably through a joint-venture with a renowned Agricultural University, UniLaSalle.
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Double your yield.
Slash your expenses.
Increase your output while decreasing overheads.
Raise the quality of your product.
Everyone has heard these (or similar) demands. None more so than farmers.
Brexit is starting to bite, and the UK aims to grow more of its own produce while we expect the population to explode. We must find new ways to increase the quality and quantity of crops.
Traditional farming methods are only taking us so far.
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At UK Agricultural Finance, we strongly believe in supporting farmers to invest in their agricultural business with farm loans. Many established farm businesses that have been in the family for a long time will require some form of restructuring, and this may require restructuring finance.
UK Agricultural Finance were approached by a family dairy partnership that have been trading for over 115 years. In the case of this dairy farm, restructuring would not only provide improved business structure, but also bring in new productivity improvements and the use of innovative technology.