“The Future Farm” complex consists of an 8,000-tonne grain elevator, spacious workshops, a shelter for agricultural machinery, an office with meeting rooms and specially equipped offices, which will be available not only for the Agrokoncerns team, but also for the use of partners, researchers and other interested parties. Here, they will be able to carry out research, test equipment, hold meetings, organise demonstrations or work on other agriculture-related projects.

“The Future Farm” is also equipped with a filling station for plant protection and foliar fertilisers and an innovative rinsing system for packaging. The main function of these stops is to ensure maximum safety for both the environment and people. These dedicated systems also help to control processes and ensure the quality of the instruments used.

Located in a picturesque part of Lithuania, the farm focuses not only on the infrastructure, but also on the environment itself. Investments are being made in landscaping, recreation and leisure areas.

The main mission of the “Future Farm” is to create progress in agriculture and to share its knowledge with others. One of the team’s main tasks is to develop a model of sustainable and forward-looking farming that can be copied and good practices transferred to other Lithuanian farms.

The farm is the first in the Baltic States to have an “AgXeed” robot working in the fields in spring 2023. The 150-horsepower autonomous machine performs tasks such as mowing, haying, mulching, tillage and sowing.

At present, the farm is a strictly crop farm, but the expansion plan also includes the construction of one of the most modern livestock farms in Europe. The automated and robotic complex will have around 3,500 dairy cows and around 5,000 dairy cows in total, with increments.