Newsweek Hosts Field to Future: AgriTech Forum in London
Newsweek is hosting the 'Field to Future: AgriTech' forum in London on June 23, 2026, as part of London Climate Action Week. The event addresses the critical role of agriculture in the climate transition, focusing on how farmers and food systems can reduce emissions and protect natural resources while maintaining economic viability. It convenes leaders from agri-tech, finance, policy, and food sectors to discuss moving from ambition to execution. Key topics include aligning technology, data, and capital to deliver measurable climate outcomes. The forum highlights practical deployment, investment readiness, and scaling of effective solutions. Partners include regenagri, a regenerative agriculture program, and Symrise, a global innovator in flavors and fragrances. Featured speakers include executives from PepsiCo, Orbia’s Netafim, and Newsweek editors. Panel discussions will cover climate-smart verification, water and heat resilience, biological crop protection, and autonomous farming economics. The event aims to bridge the gap between technological innovation and commercial application in sustainable agriculture.
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Newsweek Hosts Field to Future: AgriTech Forum in London
Newsweek is hosting the 'Field to Future: AgriTech' forum in London on June 23, 2026, as part of London Climate Action Week. The event addresses the critical role of agriculture in the climate transition, focusing on how farmers and food systems can reduce emissions and protect natural resources while maintaining economic viability. It convenes leaders from agri-tech, finance, policy, and food sectors to discuss moving from ambition to execution. Key topics include aligning technology, data, and capital to deliver measurable climate outcomes. The forum highlights practical deployment, investment readiness, and scaling of effective solutions. Partners include regenagri, a regenerative agriculture program, and Symrise, a global innovator in flavors and fragrances. Featured speakers include executives from PepsiCo, Orbia’s Netafim, and Newsweek editors. Panel discussions will cover climate-smart verification, water and heat resilience, biological crop protection, and autonomous farming economics. The event aims to bridge the gap between technological innovation and commercial application in sustainable agriculture.
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