The document discusses the opportunities for open data in agriculture and nutrition from increased data availability due to advances in life sciences, information technologies, and data analytics. It outlines the need for an infrastructure to support FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable, reusable) data principles and addresses issues like data rights, infrastructure, interoperability, and gaps. Examples are given of commercial field data and projects in Europe that integrate data from various sources using shared semantics, standards, and services. The presentation encourages partnerships to advance open data goals through working groups addressing specific challenges.