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    NFU Vice President to join agri-tech conversation at innovation conference

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    By admin on September 8, 2020 News

    NFU Vice President Tom Bradshaw will deliver a keynote address on the value of agri-tech to profitable and sustainable farming at Agri-EPI Centre’s annual conference on October 6.

    Tom, who farms in partnership with his wife, Emily, and his parents in North Essex, is one of a group of expert speakers to be taking part in the conference, titled Agri-tech: Connecting Farmers with Technology.

    Held virtually due to Covid restrictions, the panellists include farmers and other experts from across the agri-food sector.

    Agri-EPI’s aim is that the day will provide valuable insight and build collaboration as agri-tech is discussed candidly in the context of policy, investment, on-farm uptake, processor and retailer perspectives – and much more.

    The conference, which is supported by Landmark Systems and Lloyds Bank, runs from between 9am and 3pm on October 6, is free-of-charge and open to all. Register here.

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