Agri-tech Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly is an innovative initiative aimed at transforming the agricultural sector through research, development, and technology. With a significant funding of £11.8 million, the program supports small and medium-sized Cornish enterprises in enhancing their efficiency, profitability, and resilience. The initiative is spearheaded by the Duchy College Rural Business School, collaborating with esteemed institutions such as the Universities of Exeter and Plymouth and Rothamsted Research.

Agri-tech Cornwall engages in diverse research themes, focusing on sustainable production methods, health and welfare for dairy cattle, and innovative use of technology. Prominent projects include the development of whey-based calf milk replacers and the "Farm Crap App," aimed at improving soil health through organic matter. The initiative also emphasizes the importance of multi-species swards to improve soil quality and carbon sequestration.

Through innovation grants and graduate placements, Agri-tech Cornwall continues to unlock the potential of the agritech landscape in the region, fostering a vibrant and sustainable agricultural industry.