Agri-tech survey shows up lack of farm knowledge

  New technology has been widely touted as the answer to many of the challenges facing the farming industry - from labour shortages to improving sustainability credentials. But lack of knowledge has been highlighted as the main reason for farmers holding back on investment in agri-tech. .. Full story on scotsman.com 

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