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At Map of Ag, we’re passionate about sharing our knowledge, experiences, and perspectives to keep you informed and inspired. Our blog is a platform dedicated to exploring the latest trends, sharing insightful tips and tricks, and discussing the challenges and opportunities within our industry. We believe in the power of information and aim to provide valuable content that resonates with the industry.
Sainsbury’s Animal Health & Welfare Report 2022
Animal health & welfare remains integral to Sainsbury’s business strategy Chief Executive Officer, Simon Roberts reflects on the investment Sainsbury’s…
Dairy Roadmap Drives Forward Carbon Footprint Standardisation
The UK Dairy Roadmap, through its Carbon Footprint Working Group, has announced its plans to push dairy sustainability forward with…
Gaining value from better farm information, collaboration and trusted data sharing
In this blog post, we will explore the ways in which data sharing is transforming the agricultural industry and why…
Farmer Data Holds Key To Weetabix Sustainability Drive
UK food manufacturer has committed to be a carbon net zero business by 2050, and its ‘Weetabix Growers Group’ will…
Oxford Farming Conference Fringe Session with Map of Ag
“OFC will explore systemic solutions to the cumulative biodiversity, climate, food and energy crises that collectively we are facing, with…
Map of Ag Achieves ISO 27001 Accreditation
Map of Ag’s vision is to be the most trusted global data platform connecting farms and industry. With trust at…
Upgrading, upskilling & upping the ante
Moving from an old and cumbersome database to a new system and digital-first approach has brought big benefits for the…
How can farmers balance food security with environmental needs on the path to net zero?
How can farmers balance food security with environmental needs on the path to net zero? This year’s National Farm Management…
Data needs to meaningful, otherwise there is no value in collecting it
Collecting data provides little value to farmers unless that data can be turned into meaningful insights. That was the conclusion…