AgriDataValue

✅Integrating IoT, AI, and Blockchain for wine production supply chain transparency. The AgriDataValue project’s Use Case 5.2, “Supply Chain transparency for orchards/vineyards,” focuses on enhancing both on-farm and post-farm activities. This use case models technical and business aspects of harvesting, fruit processing, and wine production, all while integrating supply chain traceability and data business models. 🌍 Learn more at the following link: 👇 https://lnkd.in/geDNfu6K

✅Delphy in AgriDataValue. 🌍 Within the AgriDataValue project, Delphy is currently running two pilots. With the infrastructure development of the AgriDataValue platform nearing completion, the focus has now shifted towards these agricultural pilots. The first pilot involves a 13-hectare plot of onions in the province of Flevoland, where a trial on drip irrigation is being conducted. Learn more at the following link: 👇 https://lnkd.in/dyyY86sq

✅NILEAS presented AgriDataValue Project at the “2nd Oliday: Interactive Symposium”. On Saturday, September 28, 2024, NILEAS Producers' Group hosted the Conference “The future of traditional olive cultivation” as part of the “2nd Oliday: Interactive Symposium”. The conference took place in Chora Messinias, Greece. Vicky Inglezou, project manager of NILEAS Producers’ Group, presented the AgriDataValue Project which aims to revolutionize the agricultural industry through advanced technology.  Find out more at the following link 👇 https://lnkd.in/dU5CxceV

✅The AgriDataValue pilot in Latvia. One of the AgriDataValue project pilots is located at a dairy barn in Vecauce, Latvia. Vecauce is a multidisciplinary farm that combines student training, research, crop farming, dairy farming, biogas production, fruit growing, forestry, and has developed one of the largest and most productive herds of dairy cattle in Latvia. The barn houses more than 1,000 cows. Learn more about the importance of this pilot at the following link👇 https://lnkd.in/d8h8NNCq

On Saturday, September 28, 2024, NILEAS Producers' Group hosted the Conference "The future of traditional olive cultivation" as part of the "2nd Oliday: Interactive Symposium". The conference took place in Chora Messinias, Greece. Vicky Inglezou, project manager of NILEAS Producers’ Group, presented the AgriDataValue Project which aims to revolutionize the agricultural industry through advanced technology. The AgriDataValue project (#HorizonEurope) in which NILEAS participates, applies a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach to address complex issues, including smart farming. The integration of IoT, geospatial data, machine learning, and blockchain is strategically aimed at significantly improving agricultural efficiency. The project is dedicated to creating cutting-edge tools for data collection, analysis, and informed decision-making in the agricultural domain. Through IoT sensors, satellite imagery, and drones, AgriDataValue enables precise real-time monitoring and management of crops, water resources, and livestock. She pointed out that it is crucial to ensure the effective dissemination of this pioneering project to communicate its impactful outcomes, groundbreaking findings, and innovative solutions to stakeholders. The dissemination efforts will encompass high-impact conferences, targeted workshops, authoritative publications, and dynamic online platforms; all aimed at fostering knowledge exchange and engaging diverse audiences. The project's communication objectives are unequivocal: to build a resolute and enduring collective awareness of the pivotal role and vast potential of smart farming and agri-environmental monitoring in driving the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).  #Oliday #olivetree #traditinalolivecultivation #sustainableagriculture #smartfarming #informationtechnology #Chora #Messinia #HorizonEurope

✅SynField smart agriculture system has been installed in one of AgriDataValue's pilots in Poland! 🌎 The system includes a SynField X5 head node, a meteorological station, and soil sensors. It provides real-time environmental data on ambient temperature, humidity, wind intensity and direction, rainfall, as well as soil moisture and temperature. This data-driven approach supports precision agriculture, optimizing orchard management for production efficiency and market demands. A step forward in sustainable farming! #agridatavalue #smart_agriculture #sustainable_farming Learn more at the following link 👇 https://lnkd.in/ggky7ujX

✅The AgriDataValue circular economy use case. 🌍 Find out more at the following link👇 #AgriDataValue #circular_economy https://lnkd.in/dTSuMVBM

✅SynField was installed in Belgian pig and dairy research barns to monitor emissions. 🐷 New SynField sensors have arrived at the ILVO AgriDataValue pilots! ILVO installed two new sensor devices to monitor emissions from animal barns. In practice, one sensor was installed in the ILVO research pig barn, and the other was placed in the ILVO dairy research barn, both located near Ghent in Flanders, Belgium. By installing these sensors, new data streams will be created to capture the emissions of dairy and pig barns, thus creating new possibilities for monitoring emissions. 🌍 #AgriDataValue #SynField #Smart_agriculture Learn more at the following link 👇 https://lnkd.in/gajDjd6y

✅Leveraging blockchain for building trust in agriculture environment: an overview. ⚡ Blockchain technology rose to the world’s attention about cryptocurrencies, but has now permeated various sectors, including process and data tracking and certification. This article provides a short overview of the concept of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), explains the differences between public and private blockchains outlining some different blockchain technologies applied in the AgriDataValue project, and describes several use cases applicable in the agri-environmental context, some of which directly supported by the AgriDataValue platform. 🌍 Read more here👇 https://lnkd.in/g7-t5FUU #AgriDataValue #Blockchain

✅Cover cropping: Enhancing soil health and biodiversity. 🚜 Cover cropping has emerged as a vital practice in the quest for sustainable agriculture. Cover crops, planted during off-season periods when soils might otherwise be left bare, offer numerous benefits that enhance soil health, improve biodiversity, and reduce soil erosion. This practice is not only a method of soil conservation but also a strategy to boost farm productivity and environmental resilience. In this article, we will explore the principles and benefits of cover cropping, examining its impact on soil health, biodiversity, and erosion control. By understanding the multifaceted advantages of cover crops, we can better appreciate their role in sustainable farming systems and their potential to contribute to a more resilient agricultural future. 🌍 #AgriDataValue #AgriculturalTransformation Learn more at the following link: 👇 https://lnkd.in/dgkySewK