A collaborative space where we test technology for modern agriculture together with young people, schools, and technology partners.
The GROW Project exists to test new agricultural technologies in practice, not just in theory — on real infrastructure, in real climate conditions, over full growing seasons.
We don't assume upfront which solutions will work. We test each technology, measure the results, and only then draw conclusions — for us, and for other farms that will face similar choices.
We involve young people and schools in the testing itself — from building infrastructure, through installing sensors, to analysing the data collected. We want the GROW Project to be a place to learn modern agriculture from a live example, not just a textbook.
The project is run by a team that combines hands-on growing experience with technical know-how — engineers, agronomists, and farming practitioners, supported by young project participants who learn and test alongside us.
Every technology goes through the same, repeatable process:
We observe the farm's needs and look for the key challenges.
We analyze the available solutions and pick the ones worth testing.
We put together the infrastructure and integrate the systems into a single whole.
We run tests under real conditions, collect data, and observe the results.
We turn our findings into knowledge and practical recommendations for what comes next.
We welcome technology providers, farms, schools, universities, and organisations interested in joint testing and research-and-education projects.
