The panel comprises of distinguished experts from various sectors, including one sector specialist, one prominent figure in the field of farming, and the winner of the respective category from the previous year.
Each category will be facilitated by a renowned journalist from Farmers Guardian, the leading agricultural publication.
The British Farming Awards recognise and celebrate the outstanding contributions made by individuals, farms, and agricultural businesses in the United Kingdom. The awards encompass various categories, including Farm Innovator of the Year, Family Farming Business, Agricultural Student of the Year, and many more. Each category represents a crucial aspect of the agricultural sector, highlighting the diverse talents and achievements within the industry.
This year, the judges are looking for farmers and farm businesses who are paving the way in agriculture, whether it’s through sustainable farming, innovative technology, developing new strategies on-farm or delivering on maximising profits.
Mr Davies’ involvement in the judging panel of the British Farming Awards underscores Agrecalc’s commitment to supporting and championing the agricultural community. By participating in this prestigious event, Agrecalc aims to foster collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and innovation within the sector. Mr Davies’ inclusion will provide an invaluable perspective from the technology and agribusiness sectors, complementing the expertise of the other judges.
In recent years, the British Farming Awards have become a significant platform for recognising excellence and promoting best practices within the agricultural industry. Previous winners have demonstrated remarkable achievements, ranging from groundbreaking sustainability initiatives to transformative technological advancements. The awards have proven to be a catalyst for positive change and have helped elevate the public profile of the winners, inspiring others to follow in their footsteps.
"British Farming Awards platform allow us to recognise the exceptional efforts of farmers and industry leaders who are shaping the future of agriculture. I am excited to contribute to this panel and witness firsthand the incredible innovations and best practices within our industry."
Mr Davies said: “I am honored to be a part of the judging panel for the British Farming Awards. It is a privilege to contribute to the recognition of exceptional individuals and organisations that are shaping the future of agriculture in the United Kingdom. I look forward to collaborating with my fellow judges and celebrating the remarkable accomplishments within our industry.”
Agrecalc anticipates that Mr Davies’ involvement in the British Farming Awards will further enhance the company’s public profile and strengthen its position as a thought leader in the agricultural technology space. By actively participating in initiatives that promote excellence and innovation, Agrecalc remains committed to supporting the growth and success of the farming community.
Agrecalc is a leading provider of advanced agricultural technology solutions, empowering farmers with innovative tools to optimise productivity, sustainability, and profitability. By combining cutting-edge technology with extensive industry knowledge, Agrecalc enables farmers to make data-driven decisions and achieve higher levels of efficiency.
With a strong commitment to the agricultural community, Agrecalc aims to create a sustainable and prosperous future for farmers across the United Kingdom.
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