Digitalisation is widely regarded as having the potential to provide productivity and
sustainability gains for the agricultural sector. However, there are likely to be broader …

Digital transformation within agriculture involves advances in information and
communication technologies that promise a 'next generation'of agricultural technologies that …

Competitive pressures and the need for innovation are sha** strategic partnerships.
Participants involved in these partnerships share knowledge, collaborate in project activities …

It is now widely understood that agricultural innovation needs to address and accommodate
complex socio-scientific problems and thus requires mobilising a growing range of …

Innovation platforms (IPs) that support agricultural innovation to enable transition processes
towards more sustainable agriculture provide a space where conflicts of interest among …

This article presents findings from interviews that were conducted with agriculture and food
system researchers to understand their views about what it means to conduct 'responsible'or …

Living Labs are developed in widely diverse innovation domains, based on principles of
users involvement and experimentation in 'real-world'contexts, inviting to question the …

Co-innovation has gained interest in recent years as an approach to tackle issues in
agriculture and natural resource management. Co-innovation requires new roles for …

Historically the dominant farming culture in Western developed countries, such as Scotland
and New Zealand, has been based on maximising food production and maintaining the …

Pluralistic agricultural advisory systems comprise diverse actors, including public and
private research, development, and extension (RD&E) providers, and private sector …