Tag: AgTech
WA agrifood and agtech manufacturers invited to apply for CSIRO R&D support program
Australia’s manufacturing-linked agrifood and agtech sectors are set to benefit from new research and development support, with CSIRO inviting Western Australian SMEs to apply for its Innovate to Grow program aimed at strengthening manufacturing innovation capability across early-stage businesses.
Looking ahead: Australian tech industry in the near future
The Australian tech industry has seen massive changes over the last two years as businesses, both big and small, were pushed to expand and innovate in the wake of a global pandemic.
Melbourne receives USD 50m agtech venture fund from SVG
Agrifood innovation investor Silicon Valley Global (SVG) Ventures has unveiled a USD 50 million venture fund that would boost agricultural technology startups in Victoria,...
Agriculture technology investor enters Australian and New Zealand market
SVG Ventures THRIVE, a major AgriFood innovation investor, is slated to establish its new Australian and New Zealand headquarters in Melbourne, a move expected...
New tech and innovation centre to open in Rockhampton
The Queensland Government and the Central Queensland University (CQU) will jointly deliver an advance technology and innovation centre in Rockhampton as part of a...
Agtech robots company receives funding boos to expand in Central Queensland
Agricultural robots company SwarmFarm has received a Rural Economic Development (RED) Grant from the Queensland Government to expand their business and create job growth in...
New partnership to boost SA’s agricultural research capability
Primary Industries and Regions SA (PIRSA), South Australia's key economic development agency, has inked an agreement with the University of Adelaide to deliver benefits in...
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