One of the most exciting features of the Future Farming Expo is the Demo Zone, where cutting-edge technologies and agricultural practices are put to the test. This zone offers attendees a unique opportunity to witness live demonstrations of the latest farming equipment, techniques, and technologies in action.

The Demo Zone at the Future Farming Expo Scotland is proudly sponsored by Agri-EPI, the Agricultural Engineering Precision Innovation Centre. Agri-EPI is a leading organisation dedicated to driving productivity and sustainability in agriculture through innovation and technology.

With their support, the Demo Zone promises to be an unforgettable experience, showcasing a wide array of advancements in precision agriculture, automation, and sustainable farming practices.

Farm Carbon Toolkit will work through a case study showing how data can be added to the Calculator and showing the functionality of the Calculator, including production of a Farm Carbon Balance, scenario planning and benchmarking.

DAY 1 & 2
11am & 3pm

Come and see a presentation of the Agxeed Agbot which are now retailing in the UK offering fully autonomous, unsupervised Agriculture.

 

DAY 1 & 2
9.30am & 1pm

The key to a resilient livestock business is through understanding how productive your system is. AgriWebb is one way that you can prove what you are doing is working for you. Come and see how key productivity data can transform how you make key decisions about your livestock.

DAY 1 & 2
11.30am & 2.30pm

Find out how easy to use, high quality digital maps, mapping services, surveys and GIS can help you on farm, save time and provide any mapping requirements you need.
 

DAY 1 & 2
10am & 1.30pm

5G Future Farming project

Hear about a Use Case Demonstration project to show how we can apply 5G technology in Agriculture and improve our capabilities on-farm for sensors, data handling and automation

DAY 1
12.30pm & 2pm

Tom V4 Autonomous Per Plant Mapping

Tom autonomously scans the field, locating every single plant then processes this data for insights at field scale. This builds a detailed picture of a crops status. This lightweight, autonomous robot platform can drive over crops up to GS31 without causing damage making deployment and operation quick and simple.

DAY 1 & 2
10.30am & 3.30pm

James Hutton Institute are proposing to establish and manage a National Potato Innovation Centre (NPIC) in Scotland, working closely with industry to use cutting edge science to deliver solutions for future industry needs.

DAY 2
12.30pm & 2pm

See a demonstration of dual-purpose, high-end computer servers. They are capable of mining Cryptocurrency which yielded clients up to 279% ROI over 4 years. They are now also capable of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning applications to broaden income opportunities for the systems.

DAY 2
12pm & 4pm