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Food/agri- tech see an increase in VC funding

We were seeing more VC interest pre-pandemic in food and agri - which was primarily driven by sustainability concerns and changes in diet.

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"Soyonara" to the soybean?

As consumer demand grows for plant-based protein, we are becoming increasingly dependant on alternatives such as soy and pea protein.

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Greening the desert

The Coronavirus pandemic has highlighted structural issues with global supply chains and food security. Even before the pandemic the UAE (which with its fellow members of the Gulf Co-operation Council import approximately 90 per cent of their food) was prioritising agritech.

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Urban land could grow fruit and vegetables for 15 per cent of the population

With empty supermarkets highlighting the need for the UK to produce more of what it eats, a study from the Institute for Sustainable Food at the University of Sheffield investigated the potential for urban horticulture by mapping green spaces and grey spaces across Sheffield.

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Agricultural Property Reliefs

The recent decision in Charnley v HMRC highlights the need for evidence to demonstrate that the deceased was actively farming to be able to successfully claim Agricultural Property Relief on the estate.

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BIS Research predicts significant growth in plant based food and drink alternatives

The global meat and dairy sector is experiencing unparalleled disruption and competition from plant based food and drink alternatives.

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"Clamp right!" - Biogas association event to encourage better clamping practice at AD sites

ADBA, the UK trade association for anaerobic digestion and bioresources is running an event to look at the whole process of clamp utilisation so as to increase feedstock quality and biogas yield.

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Hemp crops destroyed by Home Office Order

Patrick Gillett and Ali Silk have been left scratching their heads over the Home Office's decision that their crop of hemp should be destroyed.

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40% rise in fly-tipping, agriculture and private land owners beware

Fly-tipping is not a new problem, but the statistics below indicate that it is a growing one.

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Harvesting energy on a Micro Scale

As the internet of things develops, there will be a growing demand for technology to power sensors and other infrastructure. Some sensors will be hard-wired into the mains. But what about where the application is off-grid, and difficult to access to boot?

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