Exploring shared challenges, innovations, and opportunities
across New Zealand, Australia, Colorado, and Wyoming.
Agriculture is evolving rapidly, but many of its biggest challenges are shared across regions. From climate resilience and labor shortages to technology adoption and market expansion, producers and innovators are seeking practical solutions that work in real-world pasture and rangeland systems.
Join agritech leaders from New Zealand, Australia, Colorado, and Wyoming for a three-part webinar series exploring how complementary agricultural ecosystems are tackling these challenges together. Through conversations with producers, researchers, investors, policymakers, and economic development leaders, the series will highlight practical experiences, emerging technologies, and opportunities for future international collaboration.
Whether you are a producer, agritech business, researcher, investor, policymaker or ecosystem enabler, this series offers a valuable opportunity to compare experiences, build connections and identify opportunities that extend beyond any one region.
Session One | Farmer and Rancher Perspectives
Hear directly from producers representing each participating region as they discuss the realities of managing pasture and rangeland operations.
Topics include climate resilience, productivity challenges, labor pressures, technology adoption, diversification opportunities, and lessons that can be shared across regions.
Session Two | Innovation and Technology Ecosystems
Explore how each region is building thriving agritech ecosystems. Regional leaders will introduce their respective ecosystems before a cross-regional panel discussion on digital agriculture, livestock technologies, pasture and grazing management, remote sensing, AI, automation and environmental monitoring.
The session will also examine what helps promising technology move beyond pilots and into meaningful on-farm and on-ranch adoption.
More info coming soon.
Session Three | Investment, Regional Development, and Policy
Innovation needs more than a good idea to scale. This session explores the investment, policy, trade and regional-development settings that can help agritech businesses and agricultural communities grow.
Speakers will consider capital pathways, innovation infrastructure, public-private collaboration, market development and international engagement. The discussion will identify practical opportunities for future exchanges, pilot projects, research partnerships and commercial collaboration across the four regions.
More info coming soon.
Webinar Schedule:
Session One | Farmer and Rancher Perspectives
28 September 4:00pm MDT | 29 September 8:00am AEST & 11:00am NZST
Session Two | Innovation and Technology Ecosystems
12 October 4:00pm MDT | 13 October 8:00am AEST & 11:00am NZST
Session Three | Investment, Regional Development, and Policy
26 October 4:00pm MDT | 27 October 8:00am AEST & 11:00am NZST
Registration is free. Reserve your place today and join the conversation shaping the future of global pasture and rangeland innovation.
What You’ll Gain:
- Practical insights from farmers, ranchers, and industry leaders
- Perspectives on emerging technologies and innovation pathways
- A clearer view of the agritech ecosystems and support pathways in each region
- Opportunities to connect with international collaborators
- Lessons on adoption, commercialisation, investment and market development
- Ideas for future research, pilot projects, and commercial partnerships
Who Should Attend:
- Farmers and ranchers
- Agritech startups, scale-ups and established companies
- Researchers and universities
- Investors and capital providers
- Agribusiness and primary-sector leaders
- Government and policy professionals
- Economic development organisations
- Industry associations and innovation ecosystem partners
Shape the Discussion:
Each webinar includes live audience Q&A. When registering, participants will also be invited to submit one ‘burning question’ about shared challenges, innovation or collaboration across pasture and rangeland systems.
Those questions will help shape the conversation and surface the areas where closer international connection could lead to practical next steps.
Hosted by:
Together, these organizations are working to strengthen international relationships, accelerate innovation, and build lasting connections across some of the world’s leading pasture and rangeland agricultural regions.