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The Australian AgriTech Association (AusAgritech) is an open and inclusive membership-based association established to foster a world-class agritech ecosystem and help create a prosperous future for Australian agrifood innovation. It’s an organisation based on collaboration and community, with a key objective to connect agritech innovators, farmers, investor groups, government regulators,...

Accelerating the growth of exceptional agrifood-tech ventures for industry impact

Farmers2Founders accelerates the commercialisation and adoption of transformative agrifood technologies by building well-functioning agricultural and food systems that connect startups, corporates, governments, researchers, industry bodies, social enterprises, investors, farmers and value-chain participants.

Through our platforms, products and services, we:

• Facilitate...

Food Futures Company strongly believes that the global agrifood system must undergo a transparent and ethical change.

The Food Futures Company works across all agrifood sectors and their programs are targeted at participants along the value chain and the broader agrifood tech and innovation ecosystem, with a particular interest in...

The GATE – Global Ag-tech Ecosystem is a NSW Department of Primary Industries initiative. The GATE is fast-tracking new ideas, technologies and services created by start-ups and research teams for the benefit of primary producers and society. It supports the turning of innovative ideas into commercially available products and services....

East West Capital Limited is a technology investment company based in Sydney, Australia at the National Innovation Centre, Australian Technology Park.

Founded in 2005, East West invests globally in early stage life-sciences and technology companies relevant to tackling the challenges facing the world in the 21st Century.

Our connection with...

The Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA) was established in 1997 as a joint venture between the University of Tasmania and the Tasmanian Government and has the primary objective of supporting Tasmanian farmers and processors to improve their productivity and make their businesses sustainable for the long-term.

The Institute supports prosperous,...

The ARC Research Hub for Driving Farming Productivity and Disease Prevention is an Australian research centre for industrial transformation of smart agriculture funded by Federal Government (Australian Research Council Industrial Transformation Research Program) and industry.

The Hub, hosted by Griffith University, brings together world-class, multi-disciplinary teams of scientists from Griffith...

The Factory of the Future (FoF) represents our industry portal for Industry 4.0. For manufacturing businesses (including agrifood entities), who want to connect to global supply chain and innovate on business model.

The Factory of the Future provides a digital innovation journey through:

• Digital strategy co-creation through FoF’s Advanced Manufacturing...

Griffith University offers multi-disciplinary research and development and workforce training for agribusiness, including:

• Using genetic pathway to improve plant breeds and disease diagnosis for grains, fruits, horticultural crops and aquaculture (e.g. lentil, chickpea, papaya, pearl, oyster and tuna).
• Forest and orchard management, e.g. pollination and crop nutrition for fruits and...

The Australian Meat Processor Corporation (AMPC) is the Rural Research and Development Corporation (RDC) that supports the red meat processing industry throughout Australia. AMPC's mandate is to provide research, development and extension (RD&E) services that improve the sustainability and efficiency of the sector.

Red meat processor levies are strategically invested...