AI, Automation & Agriculture

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The BOFIN Buzz

BOFIN Farmers

38 episodes

4 days ago

A podcast that explores the jaw-dropping world of agri-tech innovations. Find out how you can bring a world of wonder onto your farm. Join us in conversations with leading scientists and industry-innovators discussing some of the exciting projects that the British On-Farm Innovation Network is involved with. This is not a sales pitch it is public funded work, led by farmers discussed by people with a passion for science. New podcast episodes are available every two weeks on podcast platforms so make sure to follow along on our journey of innovation.

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AI, Automation & Agriculture - Part 2

The BOFIN Buzz

37 minutes 55 seconds

11 months ago

AI, Automation & Agriculture - Part 2

In Part 2, Tom welcomes back Charles and Callum as they announce their involvement in the SLIMERS project, an innovative initiative aimed at tackling arable farmings biggest pest; slugs!

The episode kicks off with an overview of how Charles and Callum will be working together on this cutting-edge project.

Charles shares insights into the challenges of training AI to accurately identify slugs, while Callum reflects on how previous work with the Slug Sleuths has shaped their approach. The conversation also covers the critical role of farmer involvement in the project and what kind of collaboration will be needed.

Don’t miss this deep dive into the future of pest management in agriculture, as our experts bring you up to speed on the SLIMERS project and its potential impact on farming!