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Business leaders from the food sector say Australia’s position as a global food power is under threat.
The NSW Central Tablelands city of Orange is fast becoming known for its association with an emerging agriculture and food technology start-up sector that is also putting it on the global map.
Australia's homegrown agritech continues to flourish, supporting a new era for the way we farm and produce food.
AgTechNavigator caught up with SparkLabs Cultiv8, an Australian-based accelerator programme that supports early-stage agri-food tech and cleantech startups from ideation to commercialisation.
In the fertile grounds of regional Australia, a budding movement is trying to redefine the landscape of agriculture through technological innovation and sustainable practices.
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The world’s leading food and agtech start-ups to gather for Sydney demoday
SparkLabs Cultiv8, the startup food and agtech accelerator, has announced that the world’s leading food and agricultural technology start-ups will gather in Sydney on Tuesday 10 September at its annual demoday.
SparkLabs Cultiv8's first accelerator draws international cohort
After receiving an international set of applicants, Asian accelerator group SparkLabs Group‘ Cultiv8 accelerator has chosen its first cohort of nine agtech startups (see the full cohort below).
Orange program determined to achieve a cleaner and more productive future
Having successfully run the first cleantech program this year, SparkLabs Cultiv8 will focus again on cleantech agri-food companies in 2024
SparkLabs ploughs $10m into Orange agriculture technology accelerator
Australia is set to get a second accelerator for agriculture technology companies with $10 million behind it, when a program funded by Asian venture capital giant SparkLabs and the NSW Department of Primary Industries starts in Orange next March.
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