A bold project in Sussex is using digital innovation to transform food and wine production for the better, with key support from the University of Brighton. The Growing Sussex project aims to develop the region’s agricultural and wine industries by integrating advanced private 5G technology, paving the way for smarter, greener farming practices while creating new opportunities for the local economy.
Led by West Sussex County Council in partnership with the University of Brighton, Boldyn Networks, and other key stakeholders, the initiative brings together researchers, tech specialists, educators, and industry professionals to co-develop innovative agricultural solutions that can be used to enhance efficiency, productivity, and sustainability, while driving tangible, lasting environmental change.
Supported by £3.8 million from the Department for Science and Technology’s 5G Innovation Regions programme, the Growing Sussex project combines modern technology with traditional agricultural knowledge and aims to set a new benchmark for the future of agriculture.
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