Farm491 provides a space for AgriTech innovators to grow their businesses at the high-spec facilities at Cirencester’s Royal Agricultural University. Recently we held a ‘Thank You Event’ for everyone who ...
Research Engine and Agro Mavens are collaborating with Farm491 to deliver a special Inspiring AgriTech Innovation workshop focused on insight-driven marketing. The 2 day workshops are specifically designed for AgriTech and Agri-food start-ups. Day 1 of ...
Farm491 is excited to be partnering with The Landing to broaden the reach of AgriTech support throughout the UK. The Landing is the technology enterprise incubator for high-growth companies at ...
Most entrepreneurs will consider their mission statement or vision, and their core company values. But how often do entrepreneurs think about their moonshot mission? Moonshots are becoming more commonplace in ...
As part of the Royal Agricultural University’s Rural Entrepreneurial Leaders Network, Farm491 have been hosting webinars to share topical discussion, provoke thought and provide a platform for bringing the AgriTech ...
Farm491 has recently joined forces with Rothamsted Enterprises to offer enhanced support services to both of our growing number of members. Farm491’s members will have access to spaces and services at ...
Farm491 is launching New World Farming – a call for innovation and rethinking of the problems facing the UK agri-food sector. From nutrient pollution and carbon negative farming to food ...
We are looking forward to seeing a number of our Cornish members next week at the Agri-Tech Cornwall Business Forum. The event is an opportunity for Cornwall’s tech businesses to ...
Read our latest Farming Talk feature in the latest Shropshire Star: “Farm491 is a leading UK based agritech incubator and innovation space based at the Royal Agricultural University, supporting entrepreneurs ...
Farm491 and Ashfords are hosting a roundtable discussion around breaking down barriers to capital in AgriTech, with a focus on moving beyond Series A to accelerate growth of the British ...