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An Opportunity to Lead the Agriculture of the Future with NGS High-Technology Systems

The European Union has responded to the economic and health crisis caused by the coronavirus with the largest program in its history regarding direct aid to member countries. To this end, it has created the ‘Next Generation EU’ fund, a temporary recovery instrument endowed with 750,000 million euros, which will contribute to repairing the damage caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

This initiative emerges as an opportunity for the agricultural sector, which now has a new tool to finance technological projects oriented toward sustainable and more profitable production models.

An action philosophy that aligns with the high-technology processes of the NGS and Max Pro systems, which combine innovation and sustainability by developing more productive, reliable, and viable farms.

NGS is committed to accompanying producers in the profound transformation toward which the European agri-food system is headed, providing them with its cutting-edge systems for soilless hydroponic crops and high-technology greenhouses.

And all of this while offering a multidisciplinary service from conception to the implementation and stabilization of each project, to achieve the greatest success for the investment made. Because NGS is ideal for projects with high environmental and economic profitability, in line with the strategic recovery set by the EU.

Specifically, the Spanish agri-food sector is the one that, after the automotive industry, has requested the highest volume of aid to date from the funds managed by the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, and Tourism of the Resilience Fund.

Furthermore, it has an additional amount to the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), through the ‘Next Generation EU’ recovery instrument, to allow the Spanish agri-food sector to face the challenge of a fair transformation toward a more sustainable, technological, and green model.

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