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Agriculture must produce enough healthy food while reducing its climate impact, protecting biodiversity and improving water quality. According to Lisbeth Henricksen, CEO of SEGES Innovation P/S, this is one of the greatest transitions of our time. At Nordic Agro Summit, she will discuss how new technology and collaboration can help agriculture move forward.

Swedish agriculture faces a growing need for resilience, efficient use of resources and well-informed decisions. For Nordic Agro Summit speaker Robin Jansson, CEO and co-founder of Sonicflora, innovation is a way to help growers better understand their plants – directly in the field.

The programme addresses issues affecting both day-to-day life on the farm and the long-term development of agriculture.

For agriculture to respond to climate change, geopolitical shifts and growing demands, it needs both financial strength and long-term investment in research. That is the view of Mathilda Hollertz, CEO of Stiftelsen Lantbruksforskning, who will speak at Nordic Agro Summit about the importance of collaboration between agriculture, research and the public sector.

As competition for land intensifies, how Sweden’s agricultural land is used becomes an increasingly important question. Ahead of Nordic Agro Summit, speaker Emma Nilsson, Head of Agricultural Business Development at SVEFA, highlights the need for a long-term approach that balances food production, preparedness and societal development.

When Annsi Krol takes the stage as moderator at Nordic Agro Summit, she brings extensive international experience in the agricultural sector. Her perspective is clear: the agriculture of the future needs to be profitable, adaptable and accessible to producers with different circumstances.