Technologies for today and tomorrow: What to expect from agtech open day

Teagasc open day on August 30 in Wexford will showcase 'exciting suite of technologies' and practices to help farmers maintain profitability while improving sustainability
Technologies for today and tomorrow: What to expect from agtech open day

Dr Karl Richards, head of the Teagasc Environment, Soils and Land-Use Department, said: 'Farming is facing challenges to maintain and improve its sustainability in terms of reducing emissions, improving water quality, maintaining soil health and improving biodiversity.' File picture: David Creedon

A major Teagasc open day will demonstrate technologies and practices that can be adopted on farms to help maintain farm productivity and profitability, while increasing overall environmental sustainability.

The event is planned for Tuesday, August 30, at the Teagasc Environment Research Centre, Johnstown Castle, Co Wexford. 

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