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Surrey County Council awards £500k for rural technology projects

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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Seventeen rural projects in Surrey secured a total of £500,000 in funding through the Farming Innovation Accelerator administered by Surrey County Council. The grants support the adoption of new technology, such as laser bird deterrents and precision tractor guidance, aimed at improving productivity and reducing operational costs in the county.

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The funding, which is supported by the UK government's Shared Prosperity Fund, encourages rural businesses to invest in equipment that enhances efficiency and develops new commercial opportunities. For example, one farm secured funding for a GPS system expected to cut fuel use and fertilizer applications.

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