FIRST ‘TECH BOX PARK’ AT HARTPURY COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY UNIT TAKEN BY NOVAZERA

The first of Hartpury College and University‘s Digital Innovation Farm Tech Box Park Units has been reserved by Novazera, which creates biodegradable plastic alternative products and anti-viral and bacterial coatings.

The five new units on the college’s 360-hectare campus, form part of Hartpury’s £2 million Tech Box Park facility which aims to support Gloucestershire’s agri-tech business to meet the global demand for new technology in farming.

Novazera offers technologies aimed at using farming waste streams. The company will share its technology with the university to research, develop and test new products and innovations.

The units are being created using environmentally-friendly, repurposed shipping containers clad in cedar. wood at Hartpury’s Home Farm.