Marks & Spencer tries out ‘robot farming’ to cut emissions and improve product

M&S and Huntapac farming technology operators

Marks & Spencer has been piloting an ‘autonomous farming’ scheme and expects to reduce carbon emissions as a result.

Marks & Spencer has deployed technology such as robots that carry out bed forming, planting and weeding, and two different types of drone that monitor and maintain crop health.

 

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