Agritech discussions tabled

8 November 2013,

The HTA technical committee is to discuss how horticulture can be involved in up to five Agritech centres of excellence, which may be virtual rather than bricks-and-mortar.

Following an Agritech strategy workshop meeting last week, HTA horticulture head Raoul Curtis-Machin said he sees great potential for horticulture to be involved.

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