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2021 Global CEA Census will measure the impact of sustainability

7 July 2021:The 2021 Global CEA Census has launched with a focus on growers’ perspectives on sustainability and how they are measuring specific ESG (environmental, social, and governance) outcomes.

BASELINE OF DIGITAL ADOPTION IN PRIMARY INDUSTRIES

Adoption of technology by end users underpins every agritech business’ existence.

Applications now open for London Tech Week September 2021

Australia and New Zealand scale-ups considering expansion to the UK can now apply to join London Tech Week (LTW) 2021.

Second batch of 2021 videos are live – E Tipu 2021

The second batch of speaker videos from E Tipu 2021: The Boma NZ Agri Summit are live for you to view and share, including the stellar summit highlights reel.

AgriTechNZ News: agritech impact

Check out Agritech New Zealand’s latest news and events update!

AgriTechNZ and AgTech Ireland sign an agreement highlighting the global opportunity for agritech solutions

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E Tipu 2021

The first batch of speaker videos from E Tipu 2021: The Boma NZ Agri Summit are live for you to view and share.

AgriTech New Zealand appoints two new Executive Council members

AgriTech New Zealand is pleased to announce the appointment of Kylie Horomia and Maria Jose Alvarez to the Executive Council, further supporting the organisations goals.

AgriTechNZ News: Digital Foundations And Landscapes

Check out Agritech New Zealand’s latest news and events update!

Technology shaping the future of NZ productivity

Technology is shaping the future of agriculture which will help inject a massive impetus into the New Zealand economy

AgriTechNZ news: Celebrating agritech

During the last few months, I’ve been travelling the country hosting the Agritech Industry Transformation Plan (ITP) update roadshow with David Downs from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment…

AgriTechNZ news: Opportunities to engage and shape our ecosystem

After another hiatus, I’m grateful that we can return to the events and engagements that help shape our agritech ecosystem. These days, we may be building businesses, developing knowledge, raising…

New Zealand and Australian MOU strengthens trans-Tasman Agritech Sector

AgriTech New Zealand (AgriTechNZ) and The Australian Agritech Association (AusAgritech) are member organisations promoting technology development and adoption that seeks to revolutionise the value of the agricultural and food sectors….

Partnership set to turbo-charge agritech AI research

A New Zealand partnership is developing new artificial intelligence (AI) computing power and technology to meet demand from scientists for faster processing of complex research data.

AgritechNZ news: Valuing our connections

The forced social experiment of the current pandemic leaves me feeling incredibly grateful for our place in the world. Thankfully, we can connect in person as a local community of interests in global agritech, here in Aotearoa.

AgriTechNZ News: Valuable opportunities to engage

This month we are covering a lot of ground and gathering in a lot of insights. As we ‘go to press’ (hit send) on this newsletter, we will be in…

Water solutions need big ideas and big investment

2020 Water Challenge winners announced Bridge Hub 2020 Water Challenge aimed to solve water problems in the agri supply chain Challenge will commercialise trans-Tasman solutions in Australia and New Zealand…

Advancing agritech for New Zealand

In New Zealand, when we think of countries known for their agritech prowess, we frequently refer to Singapore, Israel, The Netherlands, Ireland and the United States of America (USA). Already…

AgriTechNZ Developments And Progress

Since its inception in 2018, AgriTechNZ has grown significantly and now combines the resources of members, supporters, funders and researchers.

Closed Borders And New Pastures

First, I hope wherever you are, you and your family are safe and well. These are indeed strange times. Closed borders have new meaning, because today, I can travel to Hamilton, but not to Auckland