An innovative agritech project trialling the use and application of market-ready digital solutions to transform farming in north east Scotland.
The three-year project, launched in 2022, demonstrates and validates the practical application of smart agritech farming to improve productivity, sustainability and profitability on farms of all types and sizes. It engages widely across the farming community in north east Scotland and with the supply chain, including trade, processors and end users. To maximise benefits from closer collaboration, particularly improving information sharing, to drive out waste and improve efficiency.
Two agritech demonstrator farms install, test and monitor a range of agritech solutions as part of the programme:
- Tulloch Farms, Fordoun, Laurencekirk, managed by Iain Wilson – primarily an intensive arable business.
- Titaboutie Farm, Tarland, managed by father and son team Andrew and Daniel Robertson – an upland livestock farm.
The programme shares best practice and insights and encourages peer-to-peer learning through a combination of in-person and virtual events, including farm visits and webinars.
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Tulloch Farms hosted the first demo farm visit in July 2022.
Project partners and delivery
The ONE Agritech Programme is led and funded by Opportunity North East (ONE) with support from the Scotland Food & Drink Partnership's sector recovery plan and delivered by ONE working with SAOS and SAC Consulting. The initial project set up in 2021/22 was supported by the Scottish Government's North East Economic Recovery and Skills Fund.
Opportunity North East Ltd
11 Queens Gardens
Aberdeen
AB15 4YD