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FarmTech Society unites the Controlled Environment Agriculture Sector

FarmTech Society unites the Controlled Environment Agriculture Sector, The Farm Tech Society (FTS) is an international non-profit sectoral association that unites, supports and represents the Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) sector (CEA being the sector, agriculture being industry), seeking to strengthen the pre-competitive collaboration through the development and implementation of a harmonized narrative, feasible standards and workforce profile as well as for a validated recognition of the sector for and by the members.

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FarmTech Society Update 2024🌱

Fifth Annual General Meeting — served as an excellent opportunity for our members to connect, discuss ideas and build new relationships. Two new executive board members, Stefanie Linzer & Rick

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Ponics VET Erasmus+ Project

🚀 Big news for the future of Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA)! 🚀 The FarmTech Society member consortium for vocational workforce development has been awarded the EU Erasmus Plus grant to

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The FarmTech Society is enlisted in the EU Transparency Register with #469686733585-87

An Introduction to FarmTech Society​

Become part of the transition for a circular resilient food system that will offer nutritious healthy regional products and secure careers for all STEM profiles! Grow together with CEA, make a meaningful contribution!

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