On 29 October 2025, DigiMix-PA, digiMan and BoDi jointly held a field day at Leibniz InnoHof in Groß Kreutz. ATB's report, published on 5 November, recorded more than 50 participants from farming, advisory services, government, research and education.
The programme explored how digital methods might improve nitrogen use and soil humus management. Researchers presented approaches to collecting and interpreting data for more precise nutrient decisions, followed by discussion with practitioners. Afternoon demonstrations covered operational data management, a virtual-reality training application, precision farming equipment and soil sensor platforms.
The event emphasised practical exchange between technology developers and prospective users. It provided an opportunity to examine tools and discuss implementation, rather than reporting a single quantified improvement in crop yield or fertiliser efficiency.
