Agritechinchina

Contact

Tell us about a partnership, an event or a project idea, and we will point you to the right part of the network.

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What you can ask about

Choose the subject closest to your enquiry, then describe it in the form below.

Partnership enquiries

For universities, companies and public bodies in the UK or China that wish to explore a joint agricultural project.

Event registration

For questions about workshops, field visits and roundtables, including how to register and what to prepare.

Project proposals

For researchers or businesses that have a technology or problem they would like the network to help frame.

Press and media

For journalists and editors who want background on UK-China agri-tech cooperation or access to event reports.

Before you write

A clear enquiry is answered faster. Say which country and region your work relates to, what problem you are trying to solve, and what kind of partner you are looking for. If you are already part of a project, name it so that we can connect you with the people involved.

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Send an enquiry

What happens next

Step one

Your message is read

We check which part of the network is best placed to respond to your enquiry.

Step two

A reply is prepared

We may ask a follow-up question so that the reply is specific to your work rather than general.

Step three

A conversation begins

Where there is a clear fit, we arrange an introduction to the partners or events that are most relevant.

Agri-Tech in China Newton Network works with partners across the UK and China, and every enquiry is read by someone who understands both the research and the practical side of farming.

Meeting in person

Many introductions begin at an event. If you would prefer to meet the network before writing, the events page lists the workshops and visits that are open to new participants.

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Working with the network

Our role is to connect, not to decide on behalf of partners. We help frame a question, identify who should be involved and suggest a route for taking the work forward, while the partners keep ownership of their projects.

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