This episode features a conversation between Dr Udhav Maharaj and Mr. Charles Nicklin, the CEO of the Institution of Agricultural Engineers (IAgrE), United Kingdom. Their discussion revolves around the evolution of agricultural mechanization over time, exploring its advantages for consumers as well as its potential drawbacks. Mr Nicklin can be found on LinkedIn as Charles Nicklin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-nicklin-bba7b63/?originalSubdomain=uk Send us a text Support the show ...
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This episode features a conversation between Dr Udhav Maharaj and Mr. Charles Nicklin, the CEO of the Institution of Agricultural Engineers (IAgrE), United Kingdom. Their discussion revolves around the evolution of agricultural mechanization over time, exploring its advantages for consumers as well as its potential drawbacks. Mr Nicklin can be found on LinkedIn as Charles Nicklin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-nicklin-bba7b63/?originalSubdomain=uk Send us a text Support the show ...
Welcome to the Agricultural Engineering Podcast - 00
Agricultural Engineering Podcast
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1 year ago
Welcome to the Agricultural Engineering Podcast - 00
Welcome to the Agricultural Engineering podcast! This podcast is brought to you by agricultural engineering professionals who are members of the South African Institute of Agricultural Engineers. The Royal Academy of Engineering funded the podcast to provide current and topical information and interviews on various subjects in the agricultural engineering field, such as agricultural mechanization, precision agriculture, renewable energy, food packaging, soil conservation, hydrology and dams, ...
Agricultural Engineering Podcast
This episode features a conversation between Dr Udhav Maharaj and Mr. Charles Nicklin, the CEO of the Institution of Agricultural Engineers (IAgrE), United Kingdom. Their discussion revolves around the evolution of agricultural mechanization over time, exploring its advantages for consumers as well as its potential drawbacks. Mr Nicklin can be found on LinkedIn as Charles Nicklin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-nicklin-bba7b63/?originalSubdomain=uk Send us a text Support the show ...
