Robert Tse: Broadband and the Future of Agriculture
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Robert Tse presentation at the AgTech18 Micro Conference presented by Nevada County Tech Connection in Nevada City, CA on February 8, 2018
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Robert Tse: Broadband and the Future of Agriculture
- 3. Global Context - Trends to 2050 • Global Population Increase • Rapid Urbanization • Growing Middle Class • Rising Food Consumption • Rising Demand for Protein, Fruits and Vegetables • Rising Global Tourism Economy • Food and Health Intersect
- 4. California Agriculture California Farm Gate California Agriculture Exports • $21.59 Billion • 14.3% of US $150.7 Billion Total • Top Billion Dollar Exports: Almonds, Dairy, Walnuts, Wine, Pistachios • Top Billion Dollar Markets: EU, Canada, China/HK, Japan, Mexico • $54 Billion • 13% of US total • 400 Different Commodities • 1/3 US Vegetables • 2/3 US Fruits and Nuts • Top Billion Dollar Products: Milk, Almonds, Grapes, Cattle, Strawberries, Lettuce, Walnuts, Tomatoes, Pistachios, Hay
- 6. RURAL BROADBAND 21st Century Entry Point Platform for Rural Prosperity New Agriculture Technology Production Environment Water Energy Food Safety RURAL TELE-HEALTH / TELE-MEDICINE Distance Learning FAIRS Public Libraries TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS SMART ROADS RAIL PORTS PUBLIC SAFETY - FirstNet INTERNET - CLOUD CONNECTED – TECHNOLOGY ENTERPRISES – NEW MANUFACTURING DIRECT MARKET ACCESS TO GLOBAL MARKETS RURAL TOURISM AND RECREATION
- 7. New Agriculture Cycle RURAL BROADBAND 21st Century Entry Point Pla:orm for Rural Prosperity New Agriculture Technology ProducDon Environment Water Energy Food Safety RURAL TELE-HEALTH / TELE-MEDICINE Distance Learning FAIRS Public Libraries TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS SMART ROADS RAIL PORTS PUBLIC SAFETY - FirstNet INTERNET - CLOUD CONNECTED – TECHNOLOGY ENTERPRISES – NEW MANUFACTURING DIRECT MARKET ACCESS TO GLOBAL MARKETS RURAL TOURISM AND RECREATION 0 0
- 8. Predictive Farming: Precision to Prescription Enabled By DATA AGRALYTICS Broadband DATA AGRALYTI CS Smart Irrigation Market places Sensor s Farm Manage- ment Software Food Safety Rapid Diagnostic s Wear- ables People Animals Ag- Gro- Botics
- 9. Precision Ag & Predictive Analytics Marketplaces Robotics & Drones M to M Sensors Smart Irrigation Chemigation Wearables: Animals and People Next Gen Farms Data Yield to Crop Yield Farm Management Software
- 11. It’s Not Your Great Grandfather’s Farm, … Anymore!
- 12. Sensors: Soil Moisture Sensor Irrigation System Today’s Ag Tech
- 13. USDA-NIFA Funded Precision Irrigation Project (SCRI-USDA-NIFA-NO. -2010 – 01213) § Researchers at UC Davis have developed a Continuous Leaf Monitor capable of measuring plant water stress using sensor technologies • Leaf and air temperatures, • Relative humidity (RH), • wind speed and • Photosythetically Active Radiation (PAR) § It works well in Almonds, Walnuts, and Grape crops. § It is being deployed as a part of wireless network to implement Precision Irrigation • apply right amount of water, • at the right place, and • right time to utilize our precious water resources efficiently Next Gen Sensors: Leaf Transpiration Monitor
- 14. Drones
- 15. Ag-GroBotics Market Worth $12.8 Billion by 2022 Vinit Kalle LED Lighting
- 18. Decline of Bees Bee Bot Drones to the Rescue ???
- 19. Decline of Bees Bee Bot Drones to the Rescue ???
- 20. Decline of Bees Bee Bot Drones to the Rescue ???
- 21. Decline of Bees Bee Bot Drones to the Rescue ???
- 22. Decline of Bees Bee Bot Drones to the Rescue ???
- 23. Wireless Soil Moisture and Climate Monitoring Soil Moisture Sensor Irrigation System Today’s Ag Tech Connecting Farm Field Data Stream
- 24. RURAL BROADBAND New Agriculture Technology Production WaterR ENERGYR ENVIRONMENTR FOOD SAFETYR HEALTHR NEW PERSPECTIVE ON FARMING DRIVEN BY TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION, MULTI- BENEFITS HUMAN ANIMAL SOIL
- 25. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2017/09/holland-agriculture-sustainable- farming/ One Operator, Milks 150 Cows per Hour – Dutch Ag Wageningen University’s Dairy Campus National Geographic, Sept 2017
- 26. A sea of greenhouses surrounds a farmer’s home in the Westland region of the Netherlands.National Geographic, Sept 2017
- 27. A sea of greenhouses surrounds a farmer’s home in the Westland region of the Netherlands. National Geographic, Sept 2017 This high-tech broiler house holds up to 150,000 birds, from hatching to harvesting.
- 28. Furrows of artificial light lend an otherworldly aura to Westland, the greenhouse capital of the Netherlands. Climate-controlled farms such as these grow crops around the clock and in every kind of weather. National Geographic, Sept 2017
- 30. California vs. Holland Tomato Produc5on Dutch Produce 5 Times as Much Per Square Mile with 1/14th the Amount of Water per Pound California • 510 Square Miles • 14,832,200 Tons • 29,082 Tons Per Square Mile • 15.2 Gallons per Lb. • Field Produc5on Netherlands • 6.9 Square Miles • 992,080 Tons • 144,352 Tons Per Square Mile • 1.1 Gallons per Lb. • Green House Produc5on National Geographic, Sept 2017
- 31. Future of Ag Is There, In Holland ? National Geographic, Sept 2017
- 32. Ruud Veloo monitors an experimental “photobioreactor” at Wageningen University & Research (WUR)’s AlgaePARC. Light fuels the growth of microalgae, which are used to produce proteins and lipids, the basis of many food chains. National Geographic, Sept 2017
- 37. Trend to Decentralization … Local Grown
- 38. Information Technology Driven Transformation of Manufacturing Opens Door to Rural Manufacturing Renaissance 1 2 3 4 Cloud Based IT Solutions Reduce Administrative Overhead for Small Enterprises Additive Manufacturing Reaches Commercial Viability for Multiple Materials High Performance Computing Enables Complex Design Open Source Innovation Tools Attracts Internet Savvy Innovators Four Trends Enabled by High Speed Rural Broadband Opens Door to: - Decentralized Manufacturing - Small Lot, One off Products - Artisan Style Manufacturing - Small Companies - New Rural Manufacturing
- 39. Tele Med Tele Health Ag Tech Cluste r Farm Field Trans&Logistics GoodsMovement Manufacturing Rural Agro Touris m Recreati on Fairs E Commerce Social Media Presence Direct Marke t Acces s Distance Learning PUBLIC LIBRARIES COLLEGES Sensor Centric Ag AGROboti cs Data Center s CLOUD IT DRIVEN DESIGN AND PRODUCTION SMALL SCALE LOCAL MANUFACTURING