Technologies, equipment eligible for the British Columbia On-Farm Technology Adoption Program
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The technologies and equipment must be new to the applicant and viable, commercialized and proven to help contribute to the profitability, productivity, or efficiency of an agricultural operation, including:
- robotic equipment, such as fruit and vegetable picking platforms, harvesters or weeders, manure- and barn-cleaning robots
- automated equipment, such as feeders, data collection, autosteer equipment, or animal-health monitoring
- digital sensors or smart cameras (for example, GPS, pH, nutrient, temperature, moisture, asset monitoring, accelerometers)
- technologies to enhance post-harvest packing and storage on-farm, such as automated sorters
- software to assist with farm business, financial management, mapping and herd, crop, and soil management
- high-precision GPS
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