Drones and driverless tractors are being shown off at Lincolnshire's annual farming conference today.
Image source, Lincolnshire ShowgroundThe gathering is at the Lincolnshire Showground.
One of the main objectives is to try to "future proof" the agricultural industry.
Organisers say that in future drones could help farmers get a bird's eye view of the crops in the fields.
A group of business representatives from Lincolnshire are in London to show off what the county has to offer to investors.
Today's event will promote the county as an attractive place to live, work and invest.
You may be feeling grumpy about conditions on the roads and the temperatures, but you've got nothing on this newborn lamb from Chestnut Farm near Grantham:
Lincoln City Fans may have been hoping for snow to blow over, so the pitch at Sincil Bank stays in tip-top condition.
But it seems that their groundsman Phil Kime has taken the blowing over into his own hands:
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Three people have died in a road crash which happened in icy conditions near Market Deeping.
Police have confirmed that a blue Renault Clio and a white Scania lorry were involved in the crash.
Police say that "several people have faced the shock of witnessing or coming across the scene".
It happened at around 06:15 this morning near the Waterside Garden Centre.
Police are urging people to drive safely on the roads through conditions which have varied throughout the day.
They're appealing for witnesses who may have seen the vehicles before the collision.
All non-urgent children's surgery has been cancelled at Pilgrim Hospital in Boston.
Image source, ULHTThe trust which runs the hospital says they've had to make the decision because they're "seriously" understaffed with doctors or nurses specially trained in childrens' medicine.
They say that around 15 operations a week will be cancelled.
Michelle Rhodes, the Director of Nursing for the Trust, says that operations will be rebooked in Lincoln and that nurses in paediatrics are being redeployed to ease pressure in A&E.
Keep on sending your pictures in, we've had some fantastic snowy photos so far.
Here are the latest:
More on the schoolchildren in Lincolnshire, whose bus collided with a car and skidded off the road, near Deeping St James.
Lincolnshire Police say none of the 45 or so children have been injured, but are "obviously shocked".
A spokesman said it was one of about 20 collisions in the county this morning caused by the weather.
Four cars were involved in another crash at Old Leake, near Boston, with two others leaving the road due to "very icy conditions".
Lincolnshire Police say ice on the roads is causing lorries to slip and get stranded.
Supt Kieran English said the south of the county, especially around Spalding and Bourne, is the worst affected. One of the major problems is at Willingham Hill near Market Rasen.
He says officers are expecting another peak at 15:00 GMT and is advising drivers to take care.
The A15 at Baston will be closed for some time due to a "very serious car crash", Supt English says.
Drivers are struggling to make it up some of the roads in the Lincolnshire wolds because of compacted snow and ice.
One driver says he passed nine lorries which had become stuck on Grimblethorpe Hill on the A157 near Louth and described the driving conditions as "absolutely horrendous".
Quote MessageThere was one van trying to overtake me and I was barely moving."
David Bayley, Driver
About 45 schoolchildren have been helped from a bus after it collided with a car and left the road near Deeping St James.
None of the children have been injured, but police say they're "obviously shocked".
The school bus left the road on Custom Road between Frognall and Stowgate near Deeping St James.
The road will be closed to recover the bus.
Four cars have been involved in a crash at Old Leake, near Boston.
It's understood that two more cars have left the road in the icy conditions there.
Snow and ice has caused hazardous driving conditions across the county.
Staff at a nursery in North Lincolnshire which was destroyed by fire say they have been overwhelmed with donations and offers of support.
Image source, Burton PlayBurton Play, in Burton upon Stather, near Scunthorpe, was badly damaged in the fire on Sunday morning.
A fundraising page has been set up to support the playgroup and organisers say they are working hard to find a temporary base so it can reopen.
It seems that the so-called "Beast from the East" has hit Lincolnshire a little later than expected, but it has certainly hit it.
This is how the driving conditions are in Wragby at the moment:
There've been several incidents on the roads so far, including:
Staff shortages are behind the move, which will affect non-urgent planned operations.
Read MoreLincolnshire's gritters have already been out more often than last year after what's been described as a "severe winter".
The gritters have been out 87 times this winter, 25 times more than last year.
Lincolnshire County Council's gritting team only budgets for 85 trips a year, but the cost of extra runs is recouped from milder winters.
Teams have used over 20,000 tonnes of salt, compared to the 13,000 they used last year, but the depots are fully stocked, the council says.
Daryl Redford, from the gritting team, says it's been a "severe winter" this year contrasted with last year's milder picture:
Quote MessageIt's been a wetter, colder winter, and we've had a lot of reports of ice. And we've had a few snow events now, so that's been a bit of a rarity."
Daryl Redford, Highways Department, Lincolnshire County Council
Parts of Lincolnshire are facing disruption after snowfall overnight.
Image source, Richard HardestyThe A15 between Baston and Bourne has been closed after an accident earlier this morning.
Meanwhile, Boston's College is closed and Kirkstone House School in the village of Baston is also shut today due to the weather.
The weather forecasts are still predicting heavy snow across parts of the region today, particularly in North Lincolnshire and parts of East Yorkshire.
In Beeford (pictured), near Skipsea, in East Yorkshire, there's an ankle deep covering of snow, and it's still coming down fast.
And it's becoming quite slushy on side roads in parts of the region.
Image source, The Met OfficeBoston College is closed today after forecasts predicted heavy snow for this morning.
Image source, Boston CollegeThe college had a covering of snow yesterday (pictured), with more snow forecast for Lincolnshire later.
Police say they've dealt with four collisions already this morning, after icy and snowy conditions in Lincolnshire overnight.
A crash on the A15 has closed the road near Baston.
Police are urging caution on the roads, particularly in the south of the county.
These are some of the latest pictures we've been sent of conditions in Lincolnshire following overnight snow:
