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OpenAgriFood 2017 15-16 November - ORLEANS (FR) Open agrifood is a place for meetings and exchanges between every single food chain levels. Two days a year, every link in the chain "from field to fork" have the opportunity to discuss in a collaborative dynamic to advance the industry toward a shared responsibility by respecting the men and the environment. New ideas open up perspectives and generate plans for tomorrow. Incubator of ideas and reflections, the Open agrifood invites participants to question the issues of the industry and better understanding. See: http://www.openagrifood-orleans.org/fr/nous-decouvrir/decouvrez-nous.html In French, Thierry Today Farmer has more than 20000 followers on his YouTube channel Voir : http://www.wikiagri.fr/articles/mon-message-coup-de-gueule-pour-mes-20-000-abonnes-sur-youtube-exprimons-nous-!/16315 Voir : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKpXbgTztfWrrNLx4w1EYKw
VitiBot is innovating by making autonomous vineyard machines See: http://www.vitibot.fr/en/home Switch to smart weed control See: http://www.ecorobotix.com/en/ TIBOT invents the robot of assistance for the poultry industry TIBOT technologies, the pioneers in poultry robotics, has set itself the goal of automating certain tedious, repetitive tasks, to improve the poultry farmer’s working conditions while increasing his flock’s profitability and his animals’ welfare. See: http://www.tibot.fr Phenoscope platform The Phenoscope is a high-throughput phenotyping device to handle and monitor hundreds of individual pots, each containing a single plant. It is typically used to track vegetative growth under various environments on a large number of genotypes. The pots are rotated continuously (typical cycle of 4 hours) on a closed-circuit track consisting of a series of switchback turns that allow the 700+ plants to be exposed to very homogeneous conditions. Weighing / watering stations allow to monitor and adjust watering and nutrients at every cycle following precise scenarios defined by the user for each pot, while imaging stations are designed to acquire non-destructive phenotypes in the visible and IR range. The Phenoscope is specifically designed to handle small plants (Arabidopsis) during their vegetative phase and is not (yet) intended to monitor growth in 3D or handle plants beyond flowering initiation. We have shown that the average gain enabled by the Phenoscope (in terms of reduction in the environmental heterogeneity or in the number of replicates needed) was about a factor 3. See: https://phenoscope.versailles.inra.fr
FAO: Climate Smart Agriculture Sourcebook The Climate-Smart Agriculture Sourcebook comprises a wide range of knowledge and expertise on the concept of CSA to better guide policy makers, programme managers, sectoral experts, academics, extensionists, as well as practitioners to make the agricultural sectors (crops, livestock, fisheries and forestry) more sustainable and productive, while responding to the challenges of climate change and food security. See: http://www.fao.org/climate-smart-agriculture-sourcebook/en/ Exemple of data protection chart by AgConnections Ag Connections’ Data and Privacy Policy seeks to complement and reinforce its trusted relationship with growers. As a result, our Data and Privacy Policy is guided by four simple principles: Grower data is the property of the grower. - Ag Connections only uses the data to support the grower, and as authorized by the grower. - Ag Connections only shares grower data as requested or authorized by the grower. - Ag Connections does not analyze, aggregate, or data mine grower data unless requested or authorized by the grower. See: http://www.agconnections.com/about/data_privacy MapShots MapShots, Inc. provides crop management applications for the agriculture industry. Our software provides powerful tools for managing agronomic crop production data. MapShots, Inc., a software development company, providing crop management applications for the agriculture industry. Our AgStudio software consists of powerful, yet easy to use tools for managing large amounts of agronomic crop production data. Mapshots’ suite of products help to provide solutions for the agricultural industry and make day to day agricultural tasks more simple! From Automating Soil Testing to planning and recommending how to handle Variable Rate Fertility and Variable Rate Seeding, Mapshots brings the power of Agricultural data to the Farmer, while giving the Service Provider data per field to make product and/or service recommendations to the Farmer. Companies that currently utilize our Agricultural Software include: Growers, Crop Consultants, Crop Insurance Agents, Independent Crop Input Supply Retailers, and Farm Supply Cooperatives. Our applications are used across the nation by progressive growers who want to maximize their crop production through the use of agronomic management information. MapShots is committed to advancing the state of agricultural information systems and this is not only represented through the hiring of talented and dedicated people, but also through our open architectured software. This allows MapShots to discover and retain the services of professional: Developers, Testers, Industry Specialists, Writers, and Support Staff. This ensure that product enhancements, upgrades and our constantly new developed products, are continually able to meet the ever-growing needs of the agricultural industry. See: https://www.mapshots.com
Never attribute to evil what can be explained by stupidity - Daughter: "Daddy, I am coming home to get married. Take out your check book. I'm in love with a boy who is far away from me. I am in California and he lives in New York. We met on a dating website, became friends on Facebook, had long chats on Whatsapp, He proposed to me on Skype and now we've had two months of relationship through Viper. Dad, I need your blessings, good wishes, and a big wedding." - Father: "Wow! Really!! Then get married on Twitter, have fun on Tango, buy your kids on Amazon and pay through PayPal. And if you get fed up with your husband... sell him on Ebay." The distribution of this efita newsletter is sponsored by vitisphere.com Please, contribute to the content of your efita newsletter, and advertise your events, new publications, new products and new project in this newsletter. Without your support, it will not survive! Contact: Guy WAKSMAN E-mail: guy.waksman(a)laposte.net To read this newsletter on our web site See: http://www.informatique-agricole.org/gazette/efita/efita_171113_802.htm
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