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Next LaserFence Technical Conference will be in Liverpool

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LIFE Laser Fence LIFE15 ENV/UK/000386 “Laser systems for the prevention of food chain poisoning and minimization of chemical exposure to the environment ” organizes a Technical Conference on March 3 and 4 2020 in Liverpool (Faculty of Engineering & Technology, Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool, L3 3AF).

Some of the topics that will be covered during the conference are:

  • Agricultural technology and innovations in agriculture, including the use of drones and lasers.
  • Pest control.
  • Chemical regulation in agriculture

Soon we will be sharing the link for registration and the full program with the speakers and their respective presentations.

If you are interested in participating as an assistant you can register here.

 


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Volterra and FNYH testing new lasers

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The last week Marta Múgica of Volterra has been visiting the FNYH natural reserve Campanarios de Azaba. Together with the foundation’s biologists they have been walking the areas to observe animal behaviour and see their reaction to the different color lasers. During daylight the trials were inconclusive with few animals and being very shy and jumpy. Also at night the trials had some indication of animals (wild boar mostly) being deterred, but in general it is difficult to draw any conclusions. We support the trial in Galicia that IRIS colleagues are preparing that should give us more video evidence of wild animal behaviour once they are confronted with the lasers.

 


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EU Life Laser Fence: Global Berry Congress, Rotterdam, Netherlands

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Corne Sweep and Tim Wissink, Area Sales Managers at Bird Control Group, had a stand at the Global Berry Congress in Rotterdam, held from 25-27 March 2019. The event is the leading annual event for the international soft fruit business. The purpose of the event is to teach about the challenges, opportunities and the future of the berry industry. The visitors had a lot of pest problems and were searching to find solutions to protect their berries from birds and other pests, such as rabbits. Corne and Tim talked to blueberry farmers, vineyard and orchard owners about the EU Life Laser Fence project and the research that is being done to develop a laser that can be used on the different types of pest species.


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Successfull technical seminar on innovation in agriculture in Sevilla

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