LinkedIn Jobs Join now Sign in Map of Ag Information Technology and Services Leading provider of insight & knowledge to the agri-food industry, delivering pioneering analytics, modelling & research Follow View all 44 employees About us Map of Agriculture is a leading provider of insight and knowledge to Farmers, AgProfessionals and AgBusinesses, delivering pioneering analytics, modelling and research. Our innovative technology enables any business within the food supply chain - from farmer to retailer - to make sound decisions based on accurate, real time data. Our approach is built on expertise and integrity which contributes to the long-established farming culture of shared information and best practice. To get in touch with us, please contact: Info@MapOf.Ag https://www.mapofagriculture.com/ Website https://www.mapofagriculture.com/ Industries Information Technology and Services Company size 51-200 employees Headquarters Oxfordshire Type Privately Held Founded 2012 Specialties Agricultural Data Integration, Agricultural Software Solutions, Modelling, Agriculture, Data, Market Research, Analytics, Technology, Farming, and Benchmarking Locations Primary Kidlington Centre North Oxford Oxfordshire, GB Get directions Av. Corrientes 222, Piso 1 Buenos Aires, AR Get directions Hornby Christchurch, NZ Get directions Woodbridge Suffolk, GB Get directions Employees at Map of Ag Forbes Elworthy Farmland and Forestry investment manager Kieran McElhinney Market Analyst at Map of Ag Richard Cooper Veterinary Consultant at Map of Ag Alastair Grizzell Head Of Sales at Map of Ag See all employees Updates Map of Ag 1,879 followers 4d Doors are open at The CropTec Show join us on stand 1.30 to find out more about our Pure Farming Platform #AgriData #Data #innovation 10 1 Comment Like Comment Share Map of Ag 1,879 followers 4d Are you joining us at The CropTec Show this week? We will be in Hall 1 - Stand 1.30 - launching Pure Farming; Powering up digital innovation through trusted data. We connect data from farms and the agri-food supply chain. Our platform sorts, standardises and provisions permissioned data from multiple sources to help businesses and organisations be more effective. Connecting data from farms is key to providing transparency and better integration throughout the supply chain. Discover more about Pure Farming here: https://bit.ly/3oXlFKz #AgriData #Data #Innovation 14 Like Comment Share Map of Ag 1,879 followers 1w How can we break barriers into international markets? We will be at The CropTec Show next week joining UK Research and Innovation where Clive Blacker, Head of Arable & Produce at Map of Ag, will be presenting a talk on ‘Taking UK innovation to international markets – precision agriculture & remote sensor systems for decision making’ Discover more about the sessions in the UK Research and Innovation hub here: https://bit.ly/3kygHCN UKRI HUB - Croptec Show croptecshow.com 3 Like Comment Share Map of Ag 1,879 followers 1w How can we work together, using innovation and agritech from across the globe to tackle climate change? Farmers Guardian is showcasing how New Zealand agritech is helping UK farmers improve their environmental footprint. We have roots in New Zealand with Rezare Systems and are excited to be part of the Powered by Place New Zealand agritech showcase with Farmers Guardian. Discover more here: https://bit.ly/3DowqMg #PoweredByPlace #AgriTech #Innovation Win £250 CASH and a New Zealand Gilet fginsight.com 5 Like Comment Share Map of Ag 1,879 followers 3w It’s just one week to go until the National Farm Management Conference! Agriculture 2028: Transitioning to Life Beyond Direct Payments. Come join in the discussion at QE II Centre in London on 16th November. It’s not too late to get your tickets 👉 https://bit.ly/2WwEHx4 5 Like Comment Share Map of Ag 1,879 followers 3w An excellent insight into the importance of using data to drive decision making here in the The Manufacturer with Fleur Doidge Showcasing some of the projects led by Duncan Rawson, European Food and Farming Partnerships which we are proud to have been involved in, such as the Kellogg Company Origins project, where Hugh Martineau comments: “As an industry we have become accustomed to applying almost ‘insurance’ levels of nitrogen, using standard applications based on best-case scenario yield predictions,” Consequences have included water and air pollution as well as biodiversity impacts from ammonia and nitrous oxide emissions. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dVdr7xj6 #AgriData #sustainability #sustainablefoodproduction Decoupling carbon from your food & drink - The Manufacturer https://www.themanufacturer.com 6 Like Comment Share Map of Ag 1,879 followers 3w Following finance day at #COP26, we address some of the challenges within the #agricultural sector. Financial incentives for improved environmental performance in agriculture is no new concept. Climate change is now getting the required focus from policy makers, businesses, general public and land owners. Farmers are being presented with opportunities to be rewarded for environmental performance through the development of financial incentives such as carbon markets and biodiversity offsetting. To date, both compliance and voluntary markets have seen mixed success across the globe, operating mainly in the forestry sector with some examples in soil carbon such as the Alberta Agricultural Carbon Offsets program. However, we are seeing a greater presence of voluntary schemes as pressure increases to address greenhouse gas emissions. At the center of these schemes is agriculture. Due to the natural biological processes associated with crop and livestock production, the agricultural sector contributes to both national and international emissions, but its capacity to offset greenhouse gas emissions through improved management has also been recognized as a key abatement opportunity. Such abatements could then be valued and sold on, for example, in a carbon market. The principle is simple, pay those who deliver additional GHG/carbon benefits through enhanced management and don’t pay those who don’t. A number of new schemes have been established lately which can provide much needed funding mechanisms for driving change at the landscape level, leading to a more significant shift. However, we need to be alert to the challenges and complexities. Measuring and baselining emissions and carbon sequestration/removals at farm level brings uncertainty, and whilst various methodologies for estimating farm GHG emissions have reasonable guidelines, soil carbon is mired in complexity and is still without a geographically relevant protocol which is delayed by issues relating to permanence, additionality, double counting and even how to measure the baseline. Permanence: The carbon needs to stay in the soil and management practices need to protect existing carbon stock. People tend to forget that soil carbon is a 2 way street. Additionality: The principal is the payment must reward action that would not have occurred without the payment. Double counting: Sequestration can only be claimed once, if someone purchases all your credits for the next 20 years, then products leaving the farm cannot claim the removal i.e. they cannot be net zero. #Carbon sequestration is not a linear process and the difference between long and short-term storage needs to be compensated appropriately. It is important that we recognize the most appropriate approaches to deliver value to landowners while maintaining the integrity of the overall goal, the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Learn more about Alberta Agricultural Carbon Offsets Programme here: https://bit.ly/3wl0h5y Agricultural carbon offsets – Overview alberta.ca 12 Like Comment Share Map of Ag 1,879 followers 4w Creating transparency throughout the supply chain is key to building trust – how can we use data to help achieve this? We are proud to support Sainsbury's health and welfare programmes across their ruminant sectors by assisting with data connection and providing insights. Enabling a ‘measure and manage’ approach to benchmark performance and create a platform to share best practice. Discover more about Sainsbury’s progress here: https://bit.ly/3p7EFIl #welfare #agrifood #supplychain Animal health and welfare about.sainsburys.co.uk 16 1 Comment Like Comment Share Affiliated pages TotalDairy Dairy Stratford-Upon-Avon, Warwickshire Similar pages Craigmore Sustainables Farming Rezare Systems Information Technology and Services Precision Decisions Ltd Farming York, North Yorkshire AgriWebb Computer Software Surry Hills, New South Wales Show more similar pages Browse jobs Project Manager jobs 256,130 open jobs Analyst jobs 792,885 open jobs Assistant Professor jobs 11,273 open jobs Agronomist jobs 1,556 open jobs Program Manager jobs 252,118 open jobs Investment Analyst jobs 13,217 open jobs LinkedIn © 2021 About Accessibility User Agreement Privacy Policy Cookie Policy Copyright Policy Brand Policy Guest Controls Community Guidelines Language