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As a farmer within Agri Living Lab Sweden, you become part of a national network where new solutions are tested directly in day-to-day farming operations. Here, you collaborate with researchers and agtech companies on development, testing, and demonstrations in real agricultural environments.

The work is carried out through three types of farms, where you can contribute in different ways depending on your interests and conditions:

• Test Farm - As a test farm, you evaluate new technologies and methods in practice and contribute insights into what works in everyday farming operations.
• Development Farm - As a development farm, you collaborate with researchers and companies to develop and refine new solutions based on real-world needs.
• Demo Farm - As a demo farm, you help showcase how new technologies and working methods function in practice and share experiences with other farmers.
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You contribute with your experience while also gaining opportunities to develop your own production through testing new technologies, accessing results, and exchanging knowledge with other farmers. You become part of a network where experiences are shared and new solutions are shaped based on real needs. At the same time, you gain early insight into innovations that may strengthen your business in the long term.

Through Agri Living Lab Sweden, agtech companies are given the opportunity to develop, test, and evaluate products and services directly within agriculture. The platform makes it easier to find suitable testing environments and collaboration partners to verify functionality, usability, and impact.

Through close collaboration with farmers and researchers, solutions can be adapted to real needs and conditions — increasing the likelihood that they work in practice and successfully reach the market.

You gain:

• Access to relevant testing environments in agriculture
• Opportunities to verify technology under real-world conditions
• Direct feedback from end users
• Support in finding the right collaborations
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By collaborating with farmers in real production environments, you gain the opportunity to test and further develop your solutions in close dialogue with users. You receive valuable feedback, can validate functionality and practical value, and create better conditions for bringing relevant and in-demand products to market.