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This range allows IMEX to support the agricultural community, ensuring their machinery continues to perform in the most demanding conditions. (Image source: Imexpart)
Imexpart (IMEX) will be exhibiting at the upcoming LAMMA Show which is due to take place from 15-16 January at NEC, Birmingham next year
The leading parts distributor will be exhibiting its latest Agri products, designed to meet the evolving needs of modern farming. Visitors can get up close with the new IMEX Agri parts range including Universal Joints, Yokes, PTO Shafts and Adapters, Torque Limiters and Clutches, Wide Angle Joints and Profile Tubes, all designed to withstand the rigors of daily farming operations.
These products are engineered to ensure reliability, durability, and optimal performance, helping farmers maintain and operate their equipment efficiently. This range allows IMEX to support the agricultural community, ensuring their machinery continues to perform in the most demanding conditions.
"Exhibiting at the LAMMA Show is an exciting opportunity for us to connect directly with the agricultural industry and s howcase our leading Agri parts range," said IMEX managing director, Martin Butterworth. "Our focus is on delivering high-quality, cost-effective solutions that help farmers optimise their operations, and the LAMMA Show provides an ideal platform to demonstrate our commitment to supporting the sector."
The company will also be showcasing its latest range of Agri parts at the West County Farming & Machinery Show on 19th February 2025.
The HCS ProLife is a smart solution leading fresh drinking water through the hatching crates. (Image source: Giordano)
Giordano unveiled the HatchCargoSystem – ProLife (HCS ProLife) — a gamechanger in the early feeding phase of day-old-chicken — at last month's Eurotier Exhibition that took place in Hannover, Germany
The HCS ProLife is a unique sy stem that provides day-old chicken with fresh drinking water and feed inside the hatchery and during road transport. In addition to these internal drinking gutters, the trays are also equipped with feeding gutters, with both drinking and eating being positioned on either sides of the tray, providing maximum access to chicks.
Customers who wish to hatch the day-old-chicken will be provided with a smart tray that can be placed alternately between the crates and offers enough space for 74 hatching eggs. Having a unique framework, these trays allow the day-old-chicks to easily find their way onto the underlying crate immediately after hatching, where they have direct access to fresh drinking water and feed. The tray design allows the fresh drinking water to overflow from the above crate to the one below the tray, all the while ensuring a calm flow down and zero splashing.
Extensive testing which has been carried out on the system has shown that the water quality remains within all current standards, right down up to and including the last crate. The system can be used in all existing incubators with very minor adjustments, allowing customer expectations to be met, while also keeping law and legistlations costs low.
Japan has been a long-standing partner of WFP’s assistance in Zimbabwe since 2019. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
The Japanese government has contributed US$5.1mn toward the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), supporting nearly 37,000 smallholder farmers across five districts in Zimbabwe
The ongoing climate challenges in Zimbabwe caused by El Niño has resulted in widespread food insecurity, making this three-year project crucial for solving food security issues and enhancing resilience for smallholder farmers. The WFP will make this possible by establishing water-based infrastructure, developing value chains and strengthening agricultural extension service capacity.
Moreover, the project aims to address sustainability issues by combining food assistance with climate-adaptive practices, thereby helping smallholder farmers to cultivate more sustainable crops, particularly sesame, which has a high market potential. Production of this crop will be one of the central value chains, enhancing export opportunities for Zimbabwean smallholder farmers.
“Under this project, small-scale farmers will be supported in growing sesame seeds to practice market-oriented agriculture and a Japanese trading company called ITOCHU Corporation is expected to play an important role in completing the value-chain of the project,” said Japanese Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Shinichi Yamanaka.
He highlighted that the Japanese government would be providing financial assistance of around US$72,000 to ‘the project for the construction of storages for sesame farmers in Mwenezi District’ implemented by Sustainable Agriculture Technology (SAT), which is expected to support sesame production and its procurement including value addition for the local and export market.
With a contribution of more than US$28mn toward food assistance and resilience-building initiatives supported by the WFP, Japan has been a long-standing partner of WFP’s assistance in Zimbabwe since 2019.
“This invaluable contribution from the Gomore than vernment of Japan allows us to make food more available, easier to access, and more reliable for Zimbabwean families,” said Barbara Clemens, country representative and director for WFP in Zimbabwe. “By supporting farmers to grow food in a sustainable way and connect them to markets, we can address immediate food needs and empower communities to build a food secure future.”
IAT Inks MoU with Aspekpir Indonesia to Enhance Quality Analysis for the Local Palm Oil Industry. (Image source: IAT)
Leading provider of professional Near-Infrared (NIR) analysis products and services, IAT (Singapore) Technology Pte. Ltd. (IAT) recently signed a memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Aspekpir Indonesia, aiming to revolutionise quality analysis in the palm oil industry
With its flagship product, the IAS-6100, IAT introduces advanced technology capable of delivering real-time data in less than two minutes, offering highly accurate assessments of oil palm fruit and its by-products. IAT offers palm oil quality detection tools to analyse various materials such as palm fruit, FFB, EFB, CPO/PKO, palm kernels, pressed fiber, and production waste.
The IAS-6100 is compact and portable, making it ideal for diverse settings, including offices, production sites, laboratories, and plantations. IAT's entry into the palm oil industry this year represents a strategic move to enhance quality testing methods, replacing traditional processes with faster and more efficient alternatives.
It employs cutting-edge technology, including a spectral engine, DMD digital micromirror scanning, and next-generation circuit boards. Features include compact design for flexibility, fast and non-destructive testing for precise data, wide applicability across multiple industries, user-friendly operation with minimal manual intervention, and environmentally friendly testing processes that eliminate the need for chemical pre-treatment.
Traditional quality analysis in laboratories can be time-consuming, with oil content testing alone requiring 15 to 16 hours. The IAS-6100 reduces this time dramatically, delivering results in just two minutes per sample. Its multi-parameter analysis capability allows a single device to perform multiple tests without compromising sample integrity. By removing the need for chemical reagents, the device also supports green production practices and aligns with sustainability goals.
"Before entering the oil palm sector, we conducted extensive research to determine precise testing parameters," said Edi Hariyanto, Indonesia sales manager at IAT. "With advanced research capabilities and experienced personnel, the IAS-6100 achieves an accuracy rate exceeding 95%. Regular calibration can further enhance this accuracy to 100%. The tool enables quick decision-making at the management level by delivering results in a matter of minutes."
SPACE team is already working actively to promote the 2025 edition in France and around the world. (Image source: SPACE)
SPACE 2025 has announced the launch of its all-new design for its 39th edition that is due to take place from 16-18 September at the Parc-Expo in Rennes, France next year
The event represents 120 countries, attracting more than 1,200 exhibitors and 100,000 global visitors. The event's previous success continues to strengthen its position as a world leading event for all animal farming. Besides providing high-quality content throughout the year, the event also represents all animal farming sectors including, dairy cattle, beef cattle, pigs, poultry, sheep, goats and aquaculture, among others.
With three days of animal farming, visitors can discover all the latest innovations, discuss the challenges facing the sector and make connections at a fun and exciting event. The SPACE team is actively working to promote the 2025 edition in France and around the world.
“SPACE is an event for professionals that provides farmers with perspectives and ideas for the future. Its international dimension has been confirmed over the years," said the show chairman, Marcel Denieul. "The whole event takes place in a spirit of conviviality that is expressed through all the exchanges.“
The Low Carbon Agriculture Show brings together four major sectors under one banner. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
Next year's edition of the Low Carbon Agricultural Show, the UK's only event dedicated to sustainable farming and carbon reduction practices, is returning to NAEC Stoneleigh from 5-6 March 2025
The show will welcome forward-thinking farmers, landowners and industry operators, giving them a unique opportunity to experience cutting-edge technology, services, and solutions. Visitors will have access to those at the forefront of the sectors transition towards more sustainable and environmentally conscious farming practices.
The show begins together four major sectors under one banner, each with its own dedicated conference theatre:
1. Environmental business: Provides insights into policy changes and opportunities for growth through improved environmental performance.
2. Clean energy: Showcases renewable energy solutions, such as solar, wind, and bioenergy, that are reshaping the future of rural energy generation.
3. Low emission vehicles: Highlights the latest innovations in low-emission vehicles that farmers can adopt to reduce their carbon footprint.
4. Farm technology innovation: Highlight innovations such as precision farming, automation, and AI-driven solutions that can enhance efficiency and sustainability on the farm.
The Low Carbon Agriculture Show uniquely addresses the pressing challenges of reducing emissions and promoting environmental stewardship in agriculture. Attendees gain direct access to industry leaders and pioneering solution providers, ensuring they’re at the forefront of the agricultural transition toward greener practices.
Overall, this show provides timely solutions and inspiration for farmers and landowners, and is a must-attend event for anyone in the agricultural sector looking to embrace sustainable and environmentally conscious practices.
This event will provide a comprehensive representation of the entire agriculture industry supply chain, both vertically and horizontally. (Image source:
Asia's international complete seed to food trade show, Horti Agri Next Asia (HAN Asia) 2025 is scheduled to take place from 12-14 March 2025 at the Exhibition Hall, IMPACT in Bangkok, Thailand
With a focus on agriculture and horticulture, the event showcases the latest products, trends, and technologies in food production, landscaping, indoor growing, environmental preservation, and resource management. More than 13,000 visitors are expected to arrive from more than 30 countries and is set to be a major exhibition for the plant and crop cultivation industries.
Whether you are scaling up or optimising processes, HAN Asia is your ultimate destination for sourcing everything you need — from seed to raw production with high-quality materials and innovative solutions, all in one place. Co-located with VIV Asia 2025, the largest show in livestock production, animal husbandry, and related sectors, this event will provide a comprehensive representation of the entire agriculture industry supply chain, both vertically and horizontally.
Attendees of Horti Agri Next Asia 2025 will have the unique opportunity to witness emerging trends firsthand and connect with key players in the industry. By participating in this landmark event, stakeholders can gain valuable insights, explore innovative solutions, and collaborate on shaping the future of horticulture in Asia.
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Japan has been a long-standing partner of WFP’s assistance in Zimbabwe since 2019. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
The Japanese government has contributed US$5.1mn toward the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), supporting nearly 37,000 smallholder farmers across five districts in Zimbabwe
The ongoing climate challenges in Zimbabwe caused by El Niño has resulted in widespread food insecurity, making this three-year project crucial for solving food security issues and enhancing resilience for smallholder farmers. The WFP will make this possible by establishing water-based infrastructure, developing value chains and strengthening agricultural extension service capacity.
Moreover, the project aims to address sustainability issues by combining food assistance with climate-adaptive practices, thereby helping smallholder farmers to cultivate more sustainable crops, particularly sesame, which has a high market potential. Production of this crop will be one of the central value chains, enhancing export opportunities for Zimbabwean smallholder farmers.
“Under this project, small-scale farmers will be supported in growing sesame seeds to practice market-oriented agriculture and a Japanese trading company called ITOCHU Corporation is expected to play an important role in completing the value-chain of the project,” said Japanese Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Shinichi Yamanaka.
He highlighted that the Japanese government would be providing financial assistance of around US$72,000 to ‘the project for the construction of storages for sesame farmers in Mwenezi District’ implemented by Sustainable Agriculture Technology (SAT), which is expected to support sesame production and its procurement including value addition for the local and export market.
With a contribution of more than US$28mn toward food assistance and resilience-building initiatives supported by the WFP, Japan has been a long-standing partner of WFP’s assistance in Zimbabwe since 2019.
“This invaluable contribution from the Gomore than vernment of Japan allows us to make food more available, easier to access, and more reliable for Zimbabwean families,” said Barbara Clemens, country representative and director for WFP in Zimbabwe. “By supporting farmers to grow food in a sustainable way and connect them to markets, we can address immediate food needs and empower communities to build a food secure future.”
This initiative eliminates the need for individual plastic PLU stickers. (Image source: Westfalia Fruit)
Group photo following the Launch of the GSRD on 4 December 2024. (Image source: ICRISAT)
The HCS ProLife is a smart solution leading fresh drinking water through the hatching crates. (Image source: Giordano)
Giordano unveiled the HatchCargoSystem – ProLife (HCS ProLife) — a gamechanger in the early feeding phase of day-old-chicken — at last month's Eurotier Exhibition that took place in Hannover, Germany
The HCS ProLife is a unique sy stem that provides day-old chicken with fresh drinking water and feed inside the hatchery and during road transport. In addition to these internal drinking gutters, the trays are also equipped with feeding gutters, with both drinking and eating being positioned on either sides of the tray, providing maximum access to chicks.
Customers who wish to hatch the day-old-chicken will be provided with a smart tray that can be placed alternately between the crates and offers enough space for 74 hatching eggs. Having a unique framework, these trays allow the day-old-chicks to easily find their way onto the underlying crate immediately after hatching, where they have direct access to fresh drinking water and feed. The tray design allows the fresh drinking water to overflow from the above crate to the one below the tray, all the while ensuring a calm flow down and zero splashing.
Extensive testing which has been carried out on the system has shown that the water quality remains within all current standards, right down up to and including the last crate. The system can be used in all existing incubators with very minor adjustments, allowing customer expectations to be met, while also keeping law and legistlations costs low.
Henri Hekman, CEO of AgroCares (left) and Casper Niesink, Director Global Solutions and Services at Trouw Nutrition. (Image source: AgroCares)
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Monarch MK-V tractor demonstrating V2G through Borg Warner DCFC and Gridtractor CMS. (Image source: Gridtractor)
Gridtractor, Monarch Tractor, and Borg Warner have achieved a significant milestone by successfully demonstrating Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) capabilities utilising a Monarch MK-V tractor, a Borg Warner 60 kW DC fast charger, and Gridtractor’s cloud-based charge management system employing the Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP)
The platform is slated for launch later this year and focuses on both domestic and international markets. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
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IAT Inks MoU with Aspekpir Indonesia to Enhance Quality Analysis for the Local Palm Oil Industry. (Image source: IAT)
Leading provider of professional Near-Infrared (NIR) analysis products and services, IAT (Singapore) Technology Pte. Ltd. (IAT) recently signed a memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Aspekpir Indonesia, aiming to revolutionise quality analysis in the palm oil industry
With its flagship product, the IAS-6100, IAT introduces advanced technology capable of delivering real-time data in less than two minutes, offering highly accurate assessments of oil palm fruit and its by-products. IAT offers palm oil quality detection tools to analyse various materials such as palm fruit, FFB, EFB, CPO/PKO, palm kernels, pressed fiber, and production waste.
The IAS-6100 is compact and portable, making it ideal for diverse settings, including offices, production sites, laboratories, and plantations. IAT's entry into the palm oil industry this year represents a strategic move to enhance quality testing methods, replacing traditional processes with faster and more efficient alternatives.
It employs cutting-edge technology, including a spectral engine, DMD digital micromirror scanning, and next-generation circuit boards. Features include compact design for flexibility, fast and non-destructive testing for precise data, wide applicability across multiple industries, user-friendly operation with minimal manual intervention, and environmentally friendly testing processes that eliminate the need for chemical pre-treatment.
Traditional quality analysis in laboratories can be time-consuming, with oil content testing alone requiring 15 to 16 hours. The IAS-6100 reduces this time dramatically, delivering results in just two minutes per sample. Its multi-parameter analysis capability allows a single device to perform multiple tests without compromising sample integrity. By removing the need for chemical reagents, the device also supports green production practices and aligns with sustainability goals.
"Before entering the oil palm sector, we conducted extensive research to determine precise testing parameters," said Edi Hariyanto, Indonesia sales manager at IAT. "With advanced research capabilities and experienced personnel, the IAS-6100 achieves an accuracy rate exceeding 95%. Regular calibration can further enhance this accuracy to 100%. The tool enables quick decision-making at the management level by delivering results in a matter of minutes."
The software ensures precise dosing and transparently documents all steps, from small batches to complex multi-comp onent recipes. (Image source: Minebea Inc)
Water hyacinth infestations in rural ponds disrupt ecosystems, harm fisheries, and block canals. (Image source: ICRISAT)
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Japan has been a long-standing partner of WFP’s assistance in Zimbabwe since 2019. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
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Henri Hekman, CEO of AgroCares (left) and Casper Niesink, Director Global Solutions and Services at Trouw Nutrition. (Image source: AgroCares)
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