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UK company 12651176, incorporated on 8 June 2020.
Muddy Machines | Sustainable Farm Automation
Muddy Machines' first field robot 'Sprout' is the only field robot capable of delivering net-zero farming
Company number 12651176
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1 Sep 2023 to 31 Aug 2026
English Growers' ability to obtain the large seasonal (75,000+ strong)(9) workforce needed to harvest field vegetables has been severely impacted by Covid-19, Brexit and declining migrant worker availability across Europe(10). This has become a national crisis that threatens the UK food system's resilience more than any other single challenge(11). Accordi...
1 Apr 2023 to 31 Mar 2026
It is well accepted that due to Brexit, COVID, Ukraine and population demographics, the UK horticulture sector is heavily constrained by a lack of seasonal harvest labour. This year as crops have gone unpicked, NFU President Minette Batters stated that the sector was in an "absolute" food waste "crisis". DEFRA is working with industry to mitigate impacts....
1 Jun 2022 to 31 Dec 2023
English Growers' ability to obtain the large seasonal (75,000 strong)(5) workforce to harvest field vegetables has been severely impacted by Covid-19, Brexit and declining migrant worker availability across Europe(10). Domestic labour ('Pick for Britain') cannot replace the need(11). As price-takers with low margins, growers cannot profitably offer higher...
1 May 2022 to 31 Oct 2023
**Growers' ability to obtain the large seasonal (75,000 strong)(5) workforce to harvest field vegetables has been severely impacted by Covid-19, Brexit and declining migrant worker availability across Europe(10).** **Domestic labour ('Pick for Britain') cannot replace the need(11). As price takers with low margins, growers cannot profitably offer higher w...
1 Oct 2021 to 31 Dec 2022
Growers' ability to obtain large **seasonal workforces** to harvest field vegetables has been severely impacted by Covid-19, Brexit and declining migrant **worker availability** across Europe(4). English agriculture needs an alternative to the annual 75,000 migrant harvest labourers(5). Domestic labour does not provide a solution: very few 'Pick for Brita...
1 Mar 2021 to 31 Mar 2022
This industrial research project will further develop the capabilities of an existing robotic vegetable harvesting concept in order to develop a prototype that can be used for commercial trials during the 2022 harvest season in the UK. There will be a special focus on the resilience of the machine in an in-field environment as well as cyber threats from e...
