The SQAT project was featured during the Dutch event “Landbouw in 2050” (Agriculture in 2050), held on 20–21 May and organised by Netwerk Platteland, Provincie Zeeland, and Wageningen University & Research.
The two-day event brought together farmers, researchers, policymakers, advisors and other stakeholders from across the agricultural sector to discuss the transition towards a circular and regenerative agricultural system in the Netherlands.
As part of the programme, the SQAT project video was screened to showcase future developments in soil sampling and analysis. The presentation highlighted how emerging technologies, including robotics, sensors and data-driven approaches, can contribute to more efficient and informed soil management.
By participating in events such as Agriculture in 2050, SQAT contributes to ongoing discussions on the future of farming and the importance of soil knowledge in supporting sustainable agricultural systems.
