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The future of food production is looking bright: agritech continues to grow
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2024 Showcase and Future Food Dinner Program: People & Purpose
Discover the 9 companies that presented at the 2024 SparkLabs Cultiv8 Showcase and Future Food Dinner.
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Latest agtech innovations showcased at annual event
A compostable mulch film that could prevent 20,000 tonnes of plastic being thrown away on Aussie farms each year; a synthetic palm oil that could stop the destruction of forests worldwide; and a probiotic found in cow stomachs that can halve the methane cattle produce.
The Land of Plenty: Transforming Australia into a Food Superpower
Business leaders from the food sector say Australia’s position as a global food power is under threat.
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2024 Showcase and Future Food Dinner Program: People & Purpose
Discover the 9 companies that presented at the 2024 SparkLabs Cultiv8 Showcase and Future Food Dinner.
Latest agtech innovations showcased at annual event
A compostable mulch film that could prevent 20,000 tonnes of plastic being thrown away on Aussie farms each year; a synthetic palm oil that could stop the destruction of forests worldwide; and a probiotic found in cow stomachs that can halve the methane cattle produce.
The Land of Plenty: Transforming Australia into a Food Superpower
Business leaders from the food sector say Australia’s position as a global food power is under threat.
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2024 Showcase and Future Food Dinner Program: People & Purpose
Discover the 9 companies that presented at the 2024 SparkLabs Cultiv8 Showcase and Future Food Dinner.
Latest agtech innovations showcased at annual event
A compostable mulch film that could prevent 20,000 tonnes of plastic being thrown away on Aussie farms each year; a synthetic palm oil that could stop the destruction of forests worldwide; and a probiotic found in cow stomachs that can halve the methane cattle produce.
The Land of Plenty: Transforming Australia into a Food Superpower
Business leaders from the food sector say Australia’s position as a global food power is under threat.
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