The Hungarian countryside can increase food economy productivity

Published 2021년 2월 8일

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Norbert Erdős, State Secretary for Food Chain Supervision at the Ministry of Agriculture, has stressed the importance of digitization and the latest technologies in enhancing the productivity of the food economy. He aims to increase the proportion of research results and technological developments in Hungarian agricultural enterprises to improve the competitiveness and profitability of the sector. The goal is to produce healthier, higher quality, more marketable goods with a larger knowledge base, advanced technology, lower costs, and a lower environmental impact. The Tiszasziget algae production plant is an example of innovation in agriculture, with plans to collaborate with the Hungarian University of Agricultural and Life Sciences for more research on the utilization of microalgae biomass and extracts.
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Increasing the productivity of the food economy is a key issue for which it is absolutely necessary to support digitization and the application of the latest technologies, said Norbert Erdős, State Secretary for Food Chain Supervision at the Ministry of Agriculture during a visit to the Tiszasziget algae production plant. The Secretary of State emphasized that serious work must be done in order for research results and technological developments to appear in a greater proportion in the practice of Hungarian agricultural enterprises, thereby increasing the competitiveness and profitability of the sector. The goal is for the Hungarian agriculture and food industry to produce healthier, better quality, more marketable goods based on a larger knowledge base, state-of-the-art technology, lower costs and a lower environmental impact. Following this path, knowledge, agricultural research, research development and the spread of agricultural innovations will become more valuable in the ...
Source: Trademagazin

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