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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2026 · 22 MIN

UK Farmland Adviser Ed Blundy: New Technology Could Power Hope for Farmers

from Where Landowners Get Their News · host American Farmland Owner with Dave Price

UK farmland adviser Ed Blundy discusses how emerging technologies from artificial intelligence to advanced energy systems could reshape where and how food is grown by easing constraints around power and water. He also emphasizes that despite rapid innovation, long term farming success still depends on land stewardship, policy, and sound farm economics.

UK farmland adviser Ed Blundy discusses how emerging technologies from artificial intelligence to advanced energy systems could reshape where and how food is grown by easing constraints around power and water. He also emphasizes that despite rapid innovation, long term farming success still depends on land stewardship, policy, and sound farm economics.

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