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  • Sébastien ABISlinkedin
    #FRANCE 🇫🇷 & #SOUVERAINETE AGRICOLE / ALIMENTAIRE Pour certains, il s'agirait d'un sujet uniquement commercial (ce n'est pas mon avis). Mais soit, alors parlons-en ! -- Un regard sur 30 ans montre que la France a oublié son premier marché : l'#UE ! Les chiffres parlent d'eux-mêmes, les courbes sont éloquentes. Cela ne veut pas dire qu'il ne faille pas exporter hors UE, mais qu'il y a eu une perte de compétitivité considérable vis à vis des autres Etats membres. Les stratégies agricoles et les intentions alimentaires des pays européens sont très différentes. Nous l'avons analysé au CLUB DEMETER -- Annie Genevard Marc Fesneau Julien Denormandie Stéphane Travert Benjamin Haddad Stéphane Séjourné Jérémy Decerle Eric Sargiacomo Céline Imart Pascal Perri Denis Ferrand Thierry Chopin Thierry Pouch Christoph Büren
    17 Septembre 2026
  • Agriculture Stratégieslinkedin
    La campagne pour 2027 s'ouvre, et l'agriculture s'apprête à redevenir un mot-valise dans les discours politiques. Mais derrière les incantations sur la "souveraineté" ou "l'exception agricole", quelles sont les véritables décisions stratégiques à assumer pour les dix prochaines années ? Pour ouvrir la séquence politique du podcast STATE OF FOOD - Le Podcast Agriculture Stratégies, nous avons le plaisir de recevoir Stéphane Travert, ancien ministre de l'Agriculture et de l'Alimentation et artisan des premières lois EGalim. Loin de la simple communication politique, cet échange en profondeur avec Bernard Ader, Sandrine DOPPLER et Jérémy Denieulle confronte la réalité de la décision publique aux fragilités structurelles de la ferme France : 🔹 Le poids de l'action politique : Comment passe-t-on de la volonté ministérielle à la réalité économique dans les filières ? Quel bilan tirer d'EGalim face à la guerre des prix ? 🔹 Les stocks stratégiques : Face aux ruptures logistiques et géopolitiques, peut-on encore parler de souveraineté sans constituer de véritables réserves alimentaires et d'intrants au niveau national et européen ? 🔹 Souveraineté ou compétitivité : Comment assumer la protection de nos capacités productives face aux puissances (Chine, Russie, USA) sans enfermer nos filières exportatrices ? 🔹 La mutation des assiettes : Les politiques publiques savent-elles encore anticiper l'évolution fulgurante des comportements alimentaires et leurs impacts sur nos exploitations ? Un échange lucide sur la nécessité d'une véritable programmation stratégique pour l'agriculture, qui ne peut plus être gérée au fil des crises conjoncturelles. 🎙️ Retrouvez l'intégralité de la conversation ici : https://lnkd.in/eaaaUtdv
    17 Septembre 2026
  • Shrey Guptax
    Ken Research finds the Philippines agritech input e-marketplaces market poised for big shifts ahead as an 8.29% CAGR drives expansion. Dive into the full picture: https://t.co/r4OcTCLFye #Agritech #Philippines
    15 Septembre 2026
  • Maximilien Rouerlinkedin
    Agriculture : financer la crise, OK. Et financer l'avenir ? Réflexions pour une "contribution volontaire agricole". L'État vient de débloquer 1 milliard d'euros pour nos producteurs. Urgence gérée (quoique : il en faudrait 5 d'après la profession). Et après ? Que vous soyez dans la tech, l'immobilier, la finance ou les services : cette crise est AUSSI la vôtre. L'adaptation du modèle agricole n'est pas une ligne budgétaire sectorielle, c'est un risque systémique pour toute l'économie. Le bilan des 80 dernières années est sans appel : 📈 +400 % à +500 % de rendements sur les grandes cultures. 📉 -90 % d'agriculteurs sur le territoire. 📉 -70 % de haies et de zones humides rayées de la carte. En éliminant nos infrastructures de résilience naturelle que sont haies et zones humides, nous avons rendu nos sols bien plus vulnérables à la sécheresse. Éteindre les crises à coups de milliards ne marchera pas indéfiniment. Et l'avenir modélisé par le GIEC ou Météo France, illustré par les cartes de Serge Zaka est sombre : les aléas climatiques deviennent plus nombreux et plus intenses en France. Dès lors, une alternative stratégique : 1⃣ Continuer de faire croire à l'aide d'urgence infinie sur un système performant mais toujours plus vulnérable. ou 2⃣ Accompagner collectivement la bascule vers des variétés plus robustes, plus résilientes, mais moins productives, et des infrastructures de protection. Nos producteurs ne demandent pas la charité chaque année : ils demandent une vision - et son financement. La solution n'est pas triviale. Etant donné l'intérêt national supérieur, et l'ordre de grandeur en dizaines de milliards sur plusieurs années, cela passerait sans doute par une contribution de chaque français via à la fois ses achats quotidiens (alimentaires comme non alimentaires) et son patrimoine. Sans en avoir vraiment conscience, nous y avons tous fondamentalement intérêt. Des mécanismes inspirants ? Une agritaxe parafiscale de type responsabilité interfilière (Responsabilité Elargie des consommateurs dans ce cas), ou une contribution volontaire obligatoire interfilières en font sans doute partie. Le principe est la solidarité nationale pour sauver notre souveraineté agricole. Et redonner espoir à une profession qui commence une traversée des Enfers. Ce financement de la transformation des exploitations sera conditionné à un plan de résilience massif, touchant toutes les productions, étalé sur 10 ans, sur les changements de pratiques vers une agriculture du vivant, et sur la reconstruction des infrastructures hydrauliques et bocagères. Quand je parlais du risque climatique il y a 20 ans aux élus agricole, c'était inaudible. Après cet été, beaucoup plus. Il faut l'espérer.
  • Patrick Muriithilinkedin
    Nvidia just bought Hugging Face for $12.9 billion. Here's why smallholder farmers should care. The AI quietly transforming African agriculture, crop disease detection from a phone photo, yield prediction from satellite imagery, credit scoring for farmers with no bank statements, mostly runs on open-source models. Models a small team can download, fine-tune on local crops and local data, and deploy without a Silicon Valley budget. Hugging Face was the front door to all of that. Now the world's biggest chipmaker owns it. Maybe nothing changes. Nvidia profits when more people build. But agriculture in emerging markets has learned this lesson before with seeds and fertilizer: when the inputs get consolidated, the smallest players pay the price. For those of us building AI for smallholder finance, the takeaway is clear: Fine-tune and own your models. A crop-yield model trained on Ethiopian teff or Kenyan maize is an asset no acquisition can take from you. The real moat was never the base model, it's the local data and the trust of the farmers behind it. The next decade of agricultural AI in Africa shouldn't depend on decisions made in a boardroom in Santa Clara. #AgriTech #AI #FinancialInclusion #Smallholders #Africa #AgriFinance
    4 Septembre 2026

Tracy Matia

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I was at the Interplant Roses BV Open Days in Naivasha recently, and during one of the seminars a question came up that stayed with me. Should farmers focus on expanding farm size to grow revenue, or invest in technology? My view is simple. Before you expand, optimize. Increasing farm size does increase revenue potential. Investing in technology, however, increases sustainable profit, resilience, and control. Without that foundation, expansion often scales inefficiency rather than performance. Getting bigger without fixing how a farm runs is risky. It usually means higher fixed costs, more operational complexity, more blind spots, and ultimately lower margins. Technology does not magically increase revenue. What it does is strengthen the drivers of revenue. Better yield predictability, improved crop quality and consistency, greater input efficiency, faster and more confident decision making, and critically, stronger buyer trust. That is what leads to better prices, fewer losses, stronger buyer relationships, and a lower cost per unit produced. In many commercial farming contexts, predictability is more valuable than raw volume. When used well, technology is not about adding complexity. It is about tighter feedback loops, better decisions, and truly understanding what is happening on the ground before adding more hectares. What I appreciated most about the Interplant Roses BV Open Days was not just seeing new varieties, but seeing industry specialists openly discuss these fundamentals. Those conversations matter. They are how the industry moves forward. What do you think? #InterplantOpenDays #KenyaHorticulture #Floriculture #Agritech #SustainableAgriculture #Cutflowers #LimaLabs

17 Février 2026 à 09h30

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AI and AgriTech Innovation Center (AIAIC)

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We are pleased to welcome Shailendra Tiwari, Founder & CEO, Fasal, as an esteemed speaker at AI4Agri 2026. Join AI4Agri 2026, a national platform led by the Government of Maharashtra, bringing together innovative agri-tech enterprises such as Fasal alongside policymakers and technology leaders to accelerate precision agriculture, climate-smart farming, and scalable AI-driven solutions across India’s agricultural ecosystem. 🌐 Visit: https://lnkd.in/d7ABUUXr 📅 22–23 February 2026 📍 Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai UN Women | Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India | IndiaAI | Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology | FAO | International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) | The World Bank | IFC - International Finance Corporation | Asian Development Bank (ADB) | M S Swaminathan Research Foundation | EY | Grant Thornton Bharat LLP | Primus Partners Pvt Ltd Government of Maharashtra (GoM) Confederation of Indian Industry | CII Western Region Vikas Rastogi | Suraj Mandhare IAS | SHRIKANT ANDGE | Vikas Kanungo | Sunil Borkar | Parag Dabhade #AI4Agri2026 #AgriAI #AgriTech #PrecisionFarming #SmartFarming

17 Février 2026 à 09h29

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SERRE NEW YORK

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The best spaces are defined by their details. The ones that get noticed. The ones that get photographed. The ones that make a someone feel in the first 8 seconds Florals are decided every week. At SERRE NEW YORK, we treat florals as infrastructure. Not décor. One installation. Designed for your space. Built to last 1-2 years. No weekly coordination. No maintenance. No variation across properties. Design once. Deploy everywhere. Eliminate the cycle.

17 Février 2026 à 09h23

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ECA

@ECA_OFFICIAL

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How can Africa finance its innovation economy, from fintech to agritech and health tech? At #ABF2026, leaders explore scaling ecosystems & catalytic capital, with spotlights on Algeria’s start-up surge and Psaltry International Limited’s agro-industrial success. #Innovation #Jobs https://t.co/kbEfiXjnSV

17 Février 2026 à 09h23

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RAIDO Project

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⛓️ Our partner @sidroco is leading the charge on using Blockchain for transparent AI process monitoring. By combining Smart Farming and Cybersecurity, they’re proving that trust is built on decentralized data. 🚜🛡️ #RAIDO #RAIDOProject #HorizonEU #Blockchain #AgriTech

17 Février 2026 à 09h19

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Rachel Abramoff

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La tempête Nils a touché de nombreux agriculteurs. Si vous devez réparer ou reconstruire une serre, pensez aux CEE agricoles (double paroi, couverture performante, écran thermique) : des aides existent, en neuf comme en rénovation. Si vous êtes concerné (ou si vous connaissez quelqu’un), Contactez-nous : contact@objectif54.fr

17 Février 2026 à 09h18

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Ajayi Gupta

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China's export-driven growth in 2025 highlights South Asia's shifting economic dynamics, as India's Assam state pushes agritech innovations to boost domestic consumption amid regional trade rivalries. https://t.co/lu28FUOWro

17 Février 2026 à 09h14

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Gaurav Shah

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India Soil Moisture Sensor Market to reach USD 33.94 M by 2033 at 11.81% CAGR, up from USD 11.51 M in 2024. Explore full report 👉 https://t.co/2eenUPwq0m #SoilMoisture #AgriTech #SmartFarming #PrecisionAg #B2BInvesting #IoT #WaterMgmt #SustainableAg #InvestorAlert #TechGrowth https://t.co/k8Vu4vkXPQ

17 Février 2026 à 08h57

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Blackex

@TheBlackEx__

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AFRICA’S TECH GENERATION BUILDING THE FUTURE NOW $3.5B raised in 2025 Fintech, Healthtech, Agritech, Renewable Energy From Flutterwave to M-KOPA, Africa’s young innovators are turning ideas into impact. 2026 is Africa’s moment #YouthInnovation #AfricanStartups #NextGenAfrica https://t.co/bvVh3M6Asf

17 Février 2026 à 08h51

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Awaz-The Voice

@AwazThevoice

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Omar Abdullah inaugurated GON’GUL-2026, the 11th AgriTech Mela, at Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir, Shalimar Campus. The event, attended by senior ministers and officials, highlights innovation, modern technology and sustainable https://t.co/ASetq13Url

17 Février 2026 à 08h38

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Salvador Baille

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Europa snakker mye om matsikkerhet. Spania 🇪🇸 investerer i den. Mens mange norske agritech- og foodtech-selskaper fortsatt diskuterer internasjonal strategi, gjennomfører Spania en konkret transformasjon av sitt agroindustrielle system. Med digitalisering Med smart vannforvaltning Med presisjonslandbruk Med bærekraftig matindustri 23-25 mars reiser vi i Aggrator sammen med et utvalg av norske scaleups til Madrid og Valencia – i samarbeid med ICEX Invest in Spain – for å møte beslutningstakere, potensielle partnere, investorer og eksperter på det regulatoriske. Dette er mer enn en studietur. Dette er en markedsinngang i praksis. Du får: – Innsikt i regulatoriske rammer og støtteordninger – Møter med relevante aktører i agritech – Reell forståelse av hvordan du posisjonerer deg i det spanske markedet Jeg ser virkelig frem til å være med på denne turen sammen med så mange bedrifter med internasjonale ambisjoner som mulig. Er din bedrift en av dem? Ta kontakt – eller send meg en melding i dag. Lenk til AgriScale finner du i kommentarfeltet 😉 AgriFoodTech Norway Akershus fylkeskommune

17 Février 2026 à 08h30

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Rania Selem

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Water demand in agriculture doesn’t wait for fuel deliveries or grid stability. That’s why energy solutions must work every day, without interruption. Solar pumping aligns energy availability with nature’s rhythm. #WaterManagement #SolarPumping #SustainableAgriculture #AgriTech

17 Février 2026 à 08h30

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Vipin Prakash Mishra

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🌱 India Biofertilizers Market: Advancing Sustainable & Regenerative Agriculture Biofertilizers are formulations containing living microorganisms that enhance soil fertility and plant growth by naturally increasing nutrient availability. When applied to seeds, soil, or plant surfaces, these beneficial microbes colonize the rhizosphere and promote nutrient uptake through: Nitrogen fixation Phosphorus solubilization Production of plant growth–promoting substances As agriculture shifts toward sustainability, biofertilizers are emerging as an eco-friendly, cost-effective alternative to conventional chemical fertilizers—improving soil health while reducing environmental impact. India’s Biofertilizers Market was valued at USD 100.29 Million in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 165.09 Million by 2030, expanding at a CAGR of 8.74% during the forecast period. According to the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), biofertilizers can improve crop yields by 10-25% and supplement costly chemical fertilizers. 🔗 Read the full report for more insights: https://lnkd.in/gU6-ZPbD 🚜 Key Growth Drivers • Growing Adoption of Organic Farming – Rising consumer demand for chemical-free food products. • Soil Health Restoration Needs – Increasing focus on reversing soil degradation caused by excessive chemical inputs. • Government Support & Subsidies – Policies promoting sustainable nutrient management practices. • Rising Awareness Among Farmers – Improved understanding of long-term yield and soil benefits. • Technological Advancements in Microbial Solutions – Innovation in strain development and bio-formulations. • Cost-Effectiveness – Lower input costs compared to synthetic fertilizers over the long term. • Climate-Resilient Agriculture Push – Biofertilizers supporting regenerative and carbon-conscious farming. • Export Potential in Organic Produce – Strengthening India’s position in global organic markets. With sustainability becoming central to agricultural policy and consumer preference, biofertilizers are set to play a pivotal role in India’s transition toward climate-smart and regenerative farming systems. Key Market Players UPL Ltd. T Stanes and Company LTD., IPL Biologicals Limited Kan Biosys Pvt. Ltd. Manidharma Biotech Pvt Ltd. Biomax Naturals Jaipur Bio Fertilizers Aumgene Biosciences Pvt Ltd Criyagen Agri & Biotech Private Limited Varsha Bioscience and Technology Private Limited India #Biofertilizers, #SustainableAgriculture, #OrganicFarming, #SoilHealth, #AgriBusiness, #GreenFarming, #RegenerativeAgriculture, #ClimateSmartAgriculture, #AgriTech, #EcoFriendlyFarming, #NutrientManagement, #FoodSecurity, #AgriMarkets

17 Février 2026 à 08h30

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SKIOLD GROUP

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𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝘀𝗺𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗲𝗿, 𝗻𝗼𝘁 𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗱𝗲𝗿! 🚀 Unlock efficiency and cost savings with SKIOLD's digital tools and operating systems. From climate control to feed management SKIOLD can help you streamline your processes and increase profitability 💼💰 Do you want to learn more about our digital solutions? 𝗖𝗹𝗶𝗰𝗸 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗸 𝗯𝗲𝗹𝗼𝘄 👇 #SKIOLD #MakesTheDifference #DigitalTools #Farming #SmartFarming #AgriTech

17 Février 2026 à 07h30

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Vipin Prakash Mishra

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🌾 India Seed Market: Strengthening the Foundation of Agricultural Productivity With diverse agro-climatic zones and a well-structured seed development framework, India has built a strong foundation for high-quality seed production. Strategic implementation of the national seed programme has enabled the development of seeds tailored to varied crop requirements and regional conditions, ensuring better farm productivity and resilience. India’s Seed Market was valued at USD 3.91 Billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 5.95 Billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 7.41% during the forecast period. 🔗 Read the full report for more insights: https://lnkd.in/gf8rj5du According to data presented in 2024, the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) plans to introduce 100 new seed varieties and farming technologies within 100 days, with a focus on climate-resilient and biofortified varieties. This initiative is part of the government's 100-day action plan aimed at strengthening India's agricultural sector, involving significant workforce efforts and the development of seed hubs. 🌱 Key Growth Drivers • Adoption of Hybrid Seeds – Rising farmer awareness about higher yields, pest resistance, and improved crop quality. • Diverse Agro-Climatic Advantage – India’s varied climate supports large-scale and multi-crop seed production. • Government Seed Programs – Structured initiatives strengthening certified seed distribution and quality assurance. • Increasing Private Sector Participation – Entry of private players bringing innovation, R&D investment, and advanced breeding technologies. • Growing Food Demand – Expanding population and food security priorities driving the need for high-yield seeds. • Technological Advancements in Seed Genetics – Development of climate-resilient and disease-resistant varieties. • Rising Mechanization & Modern Farming Practices – Supporting demand for certified and high-performance seeds. • Export Opportunities – India emerging as a competitive seed exporter in global markets. As India continues its focus on agricultural modernization and food security, the seed industry remains a critical growth pillar—bridging innovation, sustainability, and farm profitability. Key Market Players Syngenta India Private Limited Corteva Agriscience Bayer CropScience Limited Kaveri Seed Company Ltd Advanta Seeds India Ltd Rijk Zwaan India Seeds Pvt Ltd BASF India Limited East-West Seed India Pvt. Ltd. Limagrain Field Seeds India NUZIVEEDU SEEDS LIMITED (NSL) #SeedMarket, #HybridSeeds, #AgriBusiness, #SustainableAgriculture, #CropYield, #AgriTech, #FoodSecurity, #SeedTechnology, #ClimateResilientFarming, #AgricultureGrowth, #FarmInnovation, #AgriExports, #FarmingSolutions

17 Février 2026 à 07h30

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Deependra Singh Jadaun

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From Grain to Genius: How AI is Rewriting Rice Milling? The rice milling industry is entering a new era, powered by Artificial Intelligence. Traditional rice quality assessment depended on manual inspection and operator judgment, which often resulted in variability. Today, AI brings accuracy, consistency, and automation ✅ into milling operations, enabling mills to deliver uniform output batch after batch. With computer vision 👁️ and deep learning, modern systems can inspect thousands of grains per second. These systems classify grains into head rice, brokens, chalky kernels, discolored grains, and foreign matter with high precision. Unlike manual inspection, AI-based grading remains consistent across shifts, operators, and production cycles — a major advantage for mills targeting premium and export-grade rice. By analyzing quality data in real time, intelligent systems can help tune key machine parameters in husking, whitening, and polishing stages. This reduces breakage, improves head rice recovery, and maintains the desired whiteness levels. The result is improved yield, reduced wastage, and stronger profitability 🌾. A major advantage of AI is data-driven decision making 📊. Real-time dashboards and automated reporting allow operators to monitor performance instantly, identify deviations, and take corrective actions quickly. Over time, historical data enables continuous improvement, making the milling process smarter and more stable. AI is not replacing people — it is elevating their role. Operators shift from repetitive inspection work to monitoring systems, ensuring process control and quality assurance with greater confidence ✅. As the demand for consistent quality grows, AI is becoming the foundation of modern rice milling. #ArtificialIntelligence #AIInAgriculture #SmartMilling #RiceMilling #FoodProcessing #ComputerVision #DeepLearning #GrainQuality #QualityInspection #Automation #Industry40 #SmartFactory #DigitalTransformation #AgriTech #FoodTech #PrecisionAgriculture #ProcessOptimization #DataDriven #ExportQuality #RiceIndustry

17 Février 2026 à 07h30

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