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Technicians, manufacturers and public decision makers discussed the factors and trends that will influence the development of technologies for the primary sector in the near future. Innovation cannot ignore the human, social and environmental factors linked to agricultural activities

Farmers under the age of 40 account for only 7.5% of the total. Although their number is growing, it is not enough to compensate for the progressive aging of Italian farmers whose average age is 63. Generational turnover is necessary to modernize the primary sector

Drones, satellites, autonomous agricultural robots, all of the latest generation machines were once again the focus of attention at the great Bologna exhibition. The topic of training highly specialized profiles

Safety is at the forefront at EIMA International. During the event numerous meetings were held on the topic of farming accidents. Accidents are due not only to the operator's inexperience or distraction but also to the obsolescence of the machinery fleet. INAIL's efforts for safety

The future of agro-mechanics was the subject during many of the discussions held as part of the annual meeting of the Club of Bologna, which is now celebrating its 35th anniversary. Research funding, biodiversity, regenerative agriculture and innovative technologies for forage mechanization were all hot topics. The next meeting will be in October 2025 at Agrilevante

The event in Bologna was the scene of a lively discussion among operators, technicians and stakeholders on the topic of global warming and the strategies to be implemented to protect farms against against extreme events and soil impoverishment