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The University of Queensland’s Dr. Nasim Amiralian initially reached out to the growᴬᴳ platform after enquiring about an opportunity listed, Nasim was seeking partners and funding in the agrifood sector to accelerate her bio-packing technology.

Innovation rarely stops at the farm gate, and it doesn’t stop at national borders either. Climate pressures, workforce constraints, regulatory settings and access to capital are shaped by global systems that directly influence local outcomes.

Learn more about the award-winning microchip. VetChip monitors vital signs of animals, providing real-time information to owners, farmers and vets, with the potential to prevent illness and improve quality of life.

We go one-on-one with Dr John Kapeleris, CEO of BirdSol. This innovative agtech company has developed a patented bird deterrent and wildlife management technology based on an integrated AI system called Cherrp, and is seeking $3 million from investors to accelerate commercialisation.

Soils can be fertile but not healthy, for example when affected by physical challenges like compaction, erosion, and surface sealing, or biological conditions like low organic matter. These constraints limit root depth, reduce infiltration, and restrict nutrient uptake even when synthetic fertilisers are applied.

In this guide, we’ll unpack what blockchain actually is in plain terms, and how it translates into practical value for Australian producers and agribusiness. Think faster payments, stronger proof of origin, and a more connected supply chain from farm to market.

This guide explores what agroforestry in Australia is, how it is applied, and the research and innovation supporting its adoption.

Metrovate is developing precision biostimulants designed to work with the “secret language” of plants. Now, the New Zealand agritech company is seeking growers, nurseries and commercial partners to help validate the technology and accelerate its path to market.

Fonterra is one of the largest dairy manufacturers in the world. A farmer-owned co-operative based in Aotearoa, New Zealand, it exports dairy products to more than 130 countries, accounting for about 25% of New Zealand's total exports. With generations of know-how in dairy, Fonterra is known for facing the future...

As pressure mounts on our sector to produce more with less – all while reducing greenhouse gas emission – agricultural waste management is emerging as a key driver of productivity and value creation.