The Food & Agriculture team at Reuters Events is hosting a free webinar at noon Thursday (July 16) that will explore the growing impact that technology and data are having across agriculture and food.
Bringing together experts from Bayer Crop Science, Syngenta, and Rabobank, the discussion will center on where technology and data are driving real benefits and efficiencies.
For more details and to register visit this website.
Attendees will get insights on why data is now being widely seen as the new fertilizer in food production and supply and hear about the latest advances in precision agriculture technologies.
The expert speakers will talk about the benefits that data collected in the field can deliver both on-farm and through the supply chain and whether data sharing between organizations in the food chain is desirable, or even possible.
They’ll provide insights and tangible strategies on how technology and data solutions are driving productivity, efficiency, and sustainability in food production, supply and distribution.
The industry leading panel to debate the subject includes:
- Naveen Singla, VP, Data Science, Bayer Crop Science
- Laura Potter, Head, Analytics & Data Sciences, Syngenta Seeds
- Samuel Taylor, Vice President, Senior Farm Inputs Analyst, Rabobank
- Aaron Magenheim, CEO & Founder, AgTech Insight (Moderator)
With the sharing of information and solutions being more important than ever during these unprecedented times, Reuters Events have made the webinar free to attend.
This event is part of the walkup to Food Chain Connect 2020, a virtual conference being held Nov 5 and 6 that will give more than 5,000 business leaders from across the food chain a platform to discuss the changing landscape of food production, supply and retail.
Focused on safeguarding global food security, improving consumer health and conserving the planet, the event brings together the biggest food producers & manufacturers, retailers, agribusinesses, investors, and technology providers to showcase solutions that are revolutionizing the future of food.
To register for Food Chain Connect 2020, go here.
