Registration opens
The Exchange
Once you have checked in at the registration kiosks, begin exploring The Hub.
Join us for two jam packed days with exceptional thought leaders and change makers on the cutting edge of agriculture, food manufacturing, research, innovation, investment, and policy.
Local and international speakers and delegates will descend on Perth, Western Australia for the two-day event 20-21 February 2024, to share ideas and build connections in pursuit of a more resilient, sustainable, and profitable agrifood sector and value chain.
Sorry, there are no matches on this day
The Exchange
Once you have checked in at the registration kiosks, begin exploring The Hub.
The Exchange
Our world-famous networking exhibition and Startup Alley area will run across the two-day event. Immerse yourself at any time among some of the world’s best operators and inventors in agriculture.
Networking and Exhibition: Wander through our many partner exhibition stands to discover what’s new in agrifood innovation.
Startup Alley: evokeAG. Startup Alley features up to 40 local and global startups.
Morning Plenary
Elders Plenary
Morning Plenary
Elders Plenary
Welcome to evokeAG. 2024 by MC Craig Reucassel.
Climate change series host on ABC TV, Writer, Comedian
Climate change series host on ABC TV, Writer, Comedian
Morning Plenary
Keynote
Elders Plenary
Artificial intelligence (AI). It’s here. But where does it start, where does it end, and what comes next?
Journey into the future of AI and discover what it means for the way we produce, trade and consume food and agricultural commodities. Peer over the edge and explore a mind-bending world where AI is mainstream.
Morning Plenary
Elders Plenary
Official Address from Australian Government representative.
Official Address from AgriFutures Australia Chair, Cathy McGowan AO.
Chair, AgriFutures Australia
Chair, AgriFutures Australia
Morning Plenary
Elders Plenary
Opening remarks from Mark Allison, Managing Director and CEO, Elders.
Managing Director and CEO, Elders
Managing Director and CEO, Elders
Morning Plenary
Elders Plenary
We’ve golden soil and wealth for toil, but how do you thrive when you’re sharing both?
Mining and agriculture are both industry titans in Australia, and with access to water, land and labour being critical to success, they share similar challenges.
This fireside chat unpacks this, the learnings, and the opportunities that lie in co-existence for these two innovative industries.
Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Anterra Capital
Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Anterra Capital
CEO, The Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia
CEO, The Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia
Break
The Exchange
Refuel and reconnect over a tasty morning tea packed full of delicious WA produce.
Morning Breakout
Keynote
Elders Plenary
A third of all the food we produce globally is wasted.
Food fraud costs the industry $40 billion per year. How, and where in the supply chain can technology help avoid this waste? How can it deliver consistent and high-quality products to consumers, while preventing recalls?
Hear the amazing story behind one of the most exciting agrifood tech innovations in years.
Food systems entrepreneur
Food systems entrepreneur
Brought to you by
Food and Beverage Accelerator
Morning Breakout
Keynote
Breakout Room 1
With over 70% of Australian agricultural produce exported down long and disparate supply chains, keeping track of Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions is as complex as it is important for primary producers.
As we approach 2030, annual GHG emission audits will become commonplace and necessary, if farmers are to maintain market access. But accurate emissions accounting requires specialist expertise which aren’t easily found. Hear from Australia’s pre-eminent sustainability academic as he highlights the important role of an agreed, accessible, and user friendly greenhouse gas accounting framework for all sectors of the agriculture industry, and how producers and processors alike can get started down this path.
Professor, University of Melbourne
Professor, University of Melbourne
Morning Breakout
Panel Discussion
Elders Plenary
Circular economy is a familiar term, and one that is often synonymous with industry waste systems.
But we can’t just recycle our way out of the waste crisis we are in. What if this limited interpretation is limiting the potential of a truly circular system to stop waste before it starts?
Listen to a panel of industry thought leaders as they unpack the concept of circularity, its challenges, and opportunities to take the agrifood supply chain beyond waste and towards value creation.
Sustainability Business Group Leader and Technical Director - Circular Economy, GHD
Sustainability Business Group Leader and Technical Director - Circular Economy, GHD
Co-Owner, Blantyre Farms
Co-Owner, Blantyre Farms
Professor, Murdoch University
Professor, Murdoch University
Vice President of Climate and Circularity, Wiliot
Vice President of Climate and Circularity, Wiliot
Co-Founder, Eloments Natural Vitamin Tea, and Co-Founder, Mullin
Co-Founder, Eloments Natural Vitamin Tea, and Co-Founder, Mullin
Morning Breakout
Panel Discussion
Breakout Room 1
Environmental, social and regulatory pressure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across all parts of the agrifood supply chain is ever increasing.
There is a need to act now, and solutions are appearing but there’s a stubborn implementation gap. How do we seize these opportunities and drive increased adoption?
Hear perspectives on the necessary next steps toward sustainable, profitable agrifood systems from top academics, leading international producers and sustainable livestock feed innovators.
Professor, University of Melbourne
Professor, University of Melbourne
CEO and Co-Founder, Rumin8
CEO and Co-Founder, Rumin8
Director, EY; Chief Governance & Reporting Officer, The Sustainable Markets Initiative
Director, EY; Chief Governance & Reporting Officer, The Sustainable Markets Initiative
Head of Content, AuctionsPlus
Head of Content, AuctionsPlus
To be confirmed
To be confirmed
Morning Breakout
Panel Discussion
Breakout Room 2
The Australian biofuels industry finds itself at a critical juncture.
To date, government subsidies and support designed to boost innovation and scale for biofuel producers and end-users has been key, but what comes next?
And what can be learnt from the wins across Europe and the United States to propel the Australian biofuels industry toward a successful take-off and ongoing growth?
Chief Representative for ANZ and APAC, Airbus
Chief Representative for ANZ and APAC, Airbus
Director, Bungulla Farming
Director, Bungulla Farming
Chief Stakeholder Relations, Sustainability and Strategy Officer, CBH
Chief Stakeholder Relations, Sustainability and Strategy Officer, CBH
General Manager, RaboResearch Australia and New Zealand, Rabobank
General Manager, RaboResearch Australia and New Zealand, Rabobank
Director, Australian Farm Institute, and Non-Executive Director, Nufarm
Director, Australian Farm Institute, and Non-Executive Director, Nufarm
Break
The Exchange
Grab a meal, swap notes on the morning’s sessions and peruse Startup Alley before diving back into the afternoon’s program.
Afternoon Breakout
Panel Discussion
Elders Plenary
The power of artificial intelligence (AI) seems boundless, as do the opportunities it presents for improved efficiency, production, and resilience across the agrifood supply chain.
How can industry responsibly harness AI-driven innovation to unlock a lasting, positive legacy?
This powerhouse panel will tackle questions we need to ask to prevent AI from becoming the tobacco of tomorrow.
CEO, Inari
CEO, Inari
Food systems entrepreneur
Food systems entrepreneur
Founder, Tamang Ventures
Founder, Tamang Ventures
To be confirmed
To be confirmed
Afternoon Breakout
Breakout Room 1
Hear from our emerging young leaders with a passion for Australian agriculture and its value chain, and are sure to be part of the force driving agrifood tech and innovation forward in years to come.
We look forward to announcing the 2024 cohort of Future Young Leaders shortly.
Afternoon Breakout
Breakout Room 2
Hear from our emerging young leaders with a passion for Australian agriculture and its value chain, and are sure to be part of the force driving agrifood tech and innovation forward in years to come.
We look forward to announcing the 2024 cohort of Future Young Leaders shortly.
Afternoon Breakout
Panel Discussion
Breakout Room 1
Spotting a gap in the market is one thing, building the solution and making it pay is another.
Listen to this diverse group from across the agrifood supply chain as they share insights gained from developing a point of difference in the market.
How did they spot the market opportunity and secure a premium?
Were they helped or hindered by existing regulation and market frameworks?
How can we better incentivise innovation and create opportunity?
CEO and Managing Director, Brownes Dairy
CEO and Managing Director, Brownes Dairy
Head of Sales and Marketing, Tassal Group
Head of Sales and Marketing, Tassal Group
Co-Founder, Eloments Natural Vitamin Tea, and Co-Founder, Mullin
Co-Founder, Eloments Natural Vitamin Tea, and Co-Founder, Mullin
To be confirmed
To be confirmed
Afternoon Breakout
Panel Discussion
Breakout Room 2
Market access, cost of inputs, logistics, supply and demand all influence who benefits most as food and fibre moves through the supply chain.
How can agrifood technology and innovative business solutions help level the playing field to create equitable and transparent outcomes for producers, suppliers, consumers, and the environment?
And what are the fringe benefits that can be generated from this?
Co-founder, Pecora Dairy
Co-founder, Pecora Dairy
Professor, Community Sustainability, Michigan State University
Professor, Community Sustainability, Michigan State University
CEO and Co-founder, Whole
CEO and Co-founder, Whole
Food and Agribusiness Consultant
Food and Agribusiness Consultant
To be confirmed
To be confirmed
Break
The Exchange
Sweet or savoury? We have you covered. Recharge those batteries before reconvening for the last session of day.
Afternoon Plenary
Elders Plenary
Mechatronics engineer at the University of Southern Queensland’s Centre for Agriculture Engineering and winner of the 2023 AgriFutures Research Award, Dr Cheryl McCarthy, is revolutionising the chicken meat industry.
Dr McCarthy’s development of a groundbreaking animal growth and welfare detection, monitoring and notification system will enable optimal and efficient animal management through improved and continuous monitoring of housed chickens with real-time feedback to producers.
Hear about Dr McCarthy’s research, from concept to development and beyond as she works to commercialise the technology into an off the shelf solution for Australia’s chicken meat industry.
Senior Research Fellow (Mechatronic Engineering), University of Southern Queensland
Senior Research Fellow (Mechatronic Engineering), University of Southern Queensland
Afternoon Plenary
Elders Plenary
General Manager of Global Innovation Networks, AgriFutures Australia
General Manager of Global Innovation Networks, AgriFutures Australia
To be confirmed
To be confirmed
Afternoon Plenary
Panel Discussion
Elders Plenary
evokeAG.‘s take on Jeopardy will see contestants kept on their toes as they tackle all the big challenges and opportunities at play in the agrifood sector in a fast-paced quiz show.
Do you know your offsetting from your insetting? Your IoT from your eNVD?
Moderated by our game show host, Bryce Ives, this entertaining session is one not to be missed.
This session will see contestants tackle all the hot topics at play in the agrifood sector, from biosecurity to renewable energy, and carbon farming to alternative proteins.
AgriFutures Horizon Scholar Alumni (2020) & Soil Carbon Operations Officer, AgriProve
AgriFutures Horizon Scholar Alumni (2020) & Soil Carbon Operations Officer, AgriProve
Founder, SkyKelpie
Founder, SkyKelpie
General Manager, Asia Pacific, Regrow Ag
General Manager, Asia Pacific, Regrow Ag
CEO, Cicada Innovations
CEO, Cicada Innovations
Founder and Principal, YoBou
Founder and Principal, YoBou
Afternoon Plenary
Elders Plenary
Climate change series host on ABC TV, Writer, Comedian
Climate change series host on ABC TV, Writer, Comedian
Enter the Summer Garden for a culinary journey across WA’s exceptional food and wine regions. Ruminate on the smorgasbord of thought-provoking ideas from Day One and strengthen new and old connections as you enjoy the best of the West.
Sorry, there are no matches on this day
The Exchange
Break
The Exchange
Our world-famous networking exhibition and Startup Alley area will run across the two-day event. Immerse yourself at any time among some of the world’s best operators and inventors in agriculture.
Networking and exhibition: Wander through our many partner exhibition stands to discover what’s new in agrifood innovation.
Startup Alley: evokeAG. Startup Alley features up to 40 local and global startups.
Morning Plenary
Elders Plenary
Welcome to Day two by MC.
Climate change series host on ABC TV, Writer, Comedian
Climate change series host on ABC TV, Writer, Comedian
Morning Plenary
Elders Plenary
Official Address from The Hon Jackie Jarvis MLC is the Minister for Agriculture and Food, Forestry, and Small Business, Western Australia.
Minister for Agriculture and Food, Forestry, and Small Business
Minister for Agriculture and Food, Forestry, and Small Business
Morning Plenary
Elders Plenary
The pursuit of innovation continues at a breakneck pace as we teeter on the edge of ecological, environmental, and economic uncertainty.
So, with all the ideas, money, and power in the world, how does Australia use its exceptional edge to be a global leader in agricultural production and sustainability?
Kicking off day two of evokeAG. 2024 is a meeting of the minds when Olympia Yarger, Founder and CEO of GOTERRA and Justin Webb, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of AgriWebb, come together to ruminate on this question critical to the future of the sector.
Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, AgriWebb
Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, AgriWebb
CEO, Goterra
CEO, Goterra
Founder and Principal, YoBou
Founder and Principal, YoBou
Morning Plenary
Panel Discussion
Elders Plenary
Natural capital is the phrase on everyone’s lips, but taking it from a concept to achieving tangible, valuable outcomes is challenging.
Appetite from the corporate sector to engage with nature-based projects on farm is increasing, so how do producers leverage this and walk the talk?
This not-to-be-missed panel will unearth different perspectives on what natural capital is, how it is best quantified and valued, and the exceptional opportunities it can unlock for the agrifood sector.
Partner, Climate Change and Sustainability, RSM
Partner, Climate Change and Sustainability, RSM
Director, GRDC, and Farmer, Bunketch Ag
Director, GRDC, and Farmer, Bunketch Ag
Head of Natural Capital Investments, Clean Energy Financial Corporation
Head of Natural Capital Investments, Clean Energy Financial Corporation
Head of Taxonomy and Natural Capital, ASFI
Head of Taxonomy and Natural Capital, ASFI
Head of Content, AuctionsPlus
Head of Content, AuctionsPlus
Morning Breakout
Panel Discussion
Breakout Room 1
Discover how Western Australia (WA) is tackling the complex challenges of producing food and fuel on diverse and demanding soils.
Learn how industry is seeking innovative solutions to boost productivity, efficiency and meet future ESG outcomes in a challenging and changing climate. Join Dr Ben Biddulph, WA’s Chief Primary Industries Scientist, as he explores some of the top issues facing the state’s agriculture and food industry. Together with WA key agribusinesses and farmers, he will assess the market size and the value of potential solutions will have for industry. This session will inspire you to think collaboratively and creatively about the opportunities for future development and investment in WA’s agriculture, food and fisheries sector.
Chief Primary Industries Scientist, DPIRD
Chief Primary Industries Scientist, DPIRD
To be confirmed
To be confirmed
Break
The Exchange
Refuel and reconnect over a tasty morning tea packed full of delicious WA produce.
Morning Breakout
Elders Plenary
Hear from our emerging young leaders with a passion for Australian agriculture and its value chain, and are sure to be part of the force driving agrifood tech and innovation forward in years to come.
We look forward to announcing the 2024 cohort of Future Young Leaders shortly.
Morning Breakout
Breakout Room 1
Hear from our emerging young leaders with a passion for Australian agriculture and its value chain, and are sure to be part of the force driving agrifood tech and innovation forward in years to come.
We look forward to announcing the 2024 cohort of Future Young Leaders shortly.
Morning Breakout
Breakout Room 2
Hear from our emerging young leaders with a passion for Australian agriculture and its value chain, and are sure to be part of the force driving agrifood tech and innovation forward in years to come.
We look forward to announcing the 2024 cohort of Future Young Leaders shortly.
Morning Breakout
Panel Discussion
Elders Plenary
How can western and first nations businesses share knowledge and networks in a mutually beneficial way?
Listen to leading First Nations entrepreneurs and philanthropic investors as they discuss how convergence of cultural IP and western innovation can give Australian agrifood enterprises an internationally unique edge.
CEO, Kirrikin
CEO, Kirrikin
Co-Founder, Rainstick
Co-Founder, Rainstick
Founding Partner and Head Brewer, Spinifex Brewing Co
Founding Partner and Head Brewer, Spinifex Brewing Co
To be confirmed
To be confirmed
Solicitor Director of Terri Janke and Company
Solicitor Director of Terri Janke and Company
Morning Breakout
Panel Discussion
Breakout Room 1
Biologicals. They’ve attracted a lot of attention and had early wins, and while widespread adoption and scalability has been a challenge, it’s a field ripe with potential.
Using natural defenses to improve yields, prevent disease and ward off pests is an exciting prospect, so how does an industry on the edge of adoption take the next step and realise its potential?
Hear perspectives from front line producers, academics, and biological solutions founders as they discuss both the hurdles and pathways to success and scale.
Co-founder and Executive Chair, Invasive Species Corporation
Co-founder and Executive Chair, Invasive Species Corporation
Managing Director and Partner, Boston Consulting Group
Managing Director and Partner, Boston Consulting Group
Business Development - Agriculture, Ginkgo Bioworks
Business Development - Agriculture, Ginkgo Bioworks
Managing Partner, Kinneret Impact Ventures
Managing Partner, Kinneret Impact Ventures
To be confirmed
To be confirmed
Morning Breakout
Panel Discussion
Breakout Room 2
Consumer trust is hard won and fragile.
Provenance, ESG performance and quality are key drivers of trust, but what happens when issues arise, and that trust is eroded?
How do you not only protect, but grow consumer trust?
What happens to brands and industries who successfully cultivate trust?
This panel lifts the lid on the role technology and innovation can play in building and protecting consumer trust, in good times and bad.
CEO and Co-Founder, Voconiq
CEO and Co-Founder, Voconiq
Managing Director, Alta Food and Agriculture
Managing Director, Alta Food and Agriculture
Lead Sustainability Manager for Forests, Land and Agriculture, Coles
Lead Sustainability Manager for Forests, Land and Agriculture, Coles
2024 Nuffield Scholar
2024 Nuffield Scholar
To be confirmed
To be confirmed
Afternoon Plenary
Elders Plenary
Founding Partner, AgFunder
Founding Partner, AgFunder
CEO, Goterra
CEO, Goterra
Founder, Sirona Ventures, and Author, Seeding Innovation
Founder, Sirona Ventures, and Author, Seeding Innovation
Break
The Exchange
Grab a meal, swap notes on the morning’s sessions and peruse Startup Alley before diving back into the afternoon’s program.
Afternoon Plenary
Keynote
Elders Plenary
We are in the middle of a massive paradigm shift. Paradigm blindness is catching a lot of companies off guard, and fault lines are emerging in business as we know it.
According to Bloomberg, the vast majority of executives plan to increase their ESG data spend by at least 10%, with 18% planning an increase of 50% or more.
Morningstar, Inc. estimated that total assets in ESG designated funds totaled more than US$3.9 trillion at the end of September 2021.
And a group of thirty-two asset managers and investors managing $7.3 trillion in assets recently urged the G20, to link their financial support to the agricultural sector with their environmental obligations.
For those investing, innovating, creating and designing, the opportunity couldn’t be bigger.
Founder, Sirona Ventures, and Author, Seeding Innovation
Founder, Sirona Ventures, and Author, Seeding Innovation
Afternoon Plenary
Panel Discussion
Elders Plenary
As private equity investment in agrifood technology, innovation, and enterprise increases, how will the role of venture capital change?
Is increased diversity of capital solutions of benefit to founders, farmers, and the startup ecosystem?
Or does it crowd the path to success and scale?
In a panel discussion between leading international agrifood tech VCs and top tier private equity investors, learn what current market and investment trends mean for the Australian agrifood technology and innovation ecosystem.
Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Anterra Capital
Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Anterra Capital
Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Tenacious Ventures
Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Tenacious Ventures
Director, Temasek
Director, Temasek
CEO and Co-founder, Nupo Ventures (Incubation and Venture Building arm of Olam Group)
CEO and Co-founder, Nupo Ventures (Incubation and Venture Building arm of Olam Group)
Founder, Sirona Ventures, and Author, Seeding Innovation
Founder, Sirona Ventures, and Author, Seeding Innovation
Break
The Exchange
Sweet or savoury? We have you covered. Recharge those batteries before reconvening for the last session of day.
Afternoon Plenary
Keynote
Elders Plenary
When it comes to our remaining global emissions budget, things are tight.
In a world of significant socio-economic pressures, how do we maintain productivity while reducing our environmental footprint?
How can sustainable agrifood systems support a more equitable transition to a low carbon society?
Managing Director, Hot or Cool Institute
Managing Director, Hot or Cool Institute
Brought to you by
The Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC)
Afternoon Plenary
Panel Discussion
Elders Plenary
How do we best work towards our sustainability targets while balancing productivity goals and a focus on consumer trust?
As we strive to improve ESG performance, what changes are required to ensure we succeed in our transition to a low emissions economy?
Managing Director, Hot or Cool Institute
Managing Director, Hot or Cool Institute
Executive General Manager of Strategy, Sustainability and Innovation, Elders
Executive General Manager of Strategy, Sustainability and Innovation, Elders
General Manager, Agribusiness, Commonwealth Bank Australia
General Manager, Agribusiness, Commonwealth Bank Australia
Partner, Systemiq, and Chair - Blended Finance Taskforce, Systemiq
Partner, Systemiq, and Chair - Blended Finance Taskforce, Systemiq
Food and Agribusiness Consultant
Food and Agribusiness Consultant
Afternoon Plenary
Elders Plenary
Closing remarks from AgriFutures Australia.
Managing Director, AgriFutures Australia
Managing Director, AgriFutures Australia
Prior to evokeAG. 2024 Agristart is facilitating an immersive tour to the southwest of WA, showcasing WA talent to interstate and international investors, as well as the beautiful Margaret River wine region.
Tour Highlights:
This tour is for:
Cost and Registration Process
Expressions of interest are now open. The tour cost of $750 per person (inclusive of all group activities) will be due at the next step when invited to register. Discounted places will be available for selected startups and producers.
Western Australia has a strong, clean, and green reputation with consumers, and our producers and agribusinesses are leading the way with innovative and sustainable practices.
The WA Innovation and Sustainability Showcase will highlight how the state and its worldclass agriculture and food sector is facing the challenges of carbon neutrality and net zero emissions, with a detailed look into the strategies WA producers and agribusinesses are using to meet growing global supply chain expectations. This will be a highly interactive session with opportunities to meet with producers and local tech providers.
Please note catering is supplied. The full program and registration details will be confirmed shortly.
Join AgriFutures Australia on the eve of evokeAG. 2024 at the Royal Yacht Club Perth.
Tickets are essential for this event. Please purchase alongside your evokeAG. 2024 event ticket.
If you have any questions please email us at [email protected].
Join us following Day one of evokeAG. 2024 for the Festival of Food in the Summer Garden at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Tickets to this event are included in the two-day event ticket.
The WA Agritech Meetup will bring together the agtech meetup communities from across Australia together for one super powered meetup ahead of evokeAG. Day 2
Over breakfast the Innovator Showcase will feature rapid-fire pitches from a handpicked selection of Australia’s most promising agtech innovators, redefining the agrifood landscape.
For those attending in person, network over a delicious breakfast, giving you the perfect opportunity to mingle before making your way over to the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre for day two of evokeAG.. For those unable to join n-person, you can register online.
Agenda (AWST): 6:45am arrival and registrations 7:00am Agtech meetup pitches (virtual attendees to join from 7am) 7:45am Networking, coffee, tea and breakfast
Commemorate the close of evokeAG. 2024 in Perth with a regional Western Australian focused, high-energy cultural event at the iconic WA Museum Boola Bardip.
WA’s Regional BBQ provides an opportunity for the State to wrap up official evokeAG. 2024 programming, while opening the door to side events to occupy delegates’ Thursday and Friday itineraries. While thanking all those who attended the renowned evokeAG., we will celebrate the unique features of WA’s nine regions and the food, beverage, cultural and spiritual attributes distinct to each. Join stakeholders from across agriculture, regional development, investment, science and technology for WA’s Big BBQ – a culinary feast of traditional foods in an informal, fun ‘WA backyard’ setting at the outstanding Museum Boola Bardip in the centre of Perth.
Taste foods unique to WA, enjoy cultural performances and embrace the exceptional connection WA has to the past, present and future.
Ticket includes food, entertainment, welcome non-alcoholic beverages and select access to the Museum, including the Ngalang Koort Boodja Wirn (First Nations Gallery) and the giant blue whale skeleton, Otto. Cash bar available featuring WA regionally produced wine, beer and spirits.
The Western Australian grain sector is a global leader in the production of quality, safe and clean cereal grains (wheat and barley), oat, pulse and oilseed; with consistent physical quality, processing performance and end-product quality demanded from buyers around the world. An export dominated sector, the WA grain industry is highly innovative from pre-breeding through to value-add opportunities.
This full day program includes site visits and presentations from industry leaders as WA showcases grain innovations “from lab to ladle”.
The full program and registration details will be confirmed shortly.
Western Australia’s aquaculture and fisheries sector produces some of the finest, most sought after, and ecologically sustainable seafood in the world.
Spend the day with industry experts exploring WA innovations and developments in the aquaculture and fisheries sector, while immersed in WA’s cultural centre of Fremantle. Site visit options exploring leading sustainable and innovation-focused businesses and start-ups will be available.
Registration processes and pre-payment will be required. Further details will be confirmed shortly.
Following in the footsteps of Future Food System’s inaugural Future Food Systems Summit, For Food’s Sake will touch on an array of thought-provoking and topical issues affecting Australia’s agrifood sector.
Plenary and panel sessions will explore the technologies, trends and innovations that will shape the future of food, across Australia and the world.
This year’s Summit will take place in Perth, Western Australia, dovetailing with evokeAG. 2024.
The conference will commence with the Summit on Thursday 22 February 2024, followed by a Gala Dinner, and optional tours on Friday, 23 February 2024.
This event will connect and unite over 100 international, national and local attendees across the agriculture & livestock sectors including investors, primary producers, industry stakeholders, agtech innovators and evokeAG. 2024 delegates.
Attendees will be treated to a premium fine dining experience highlighting modern Australian cuisine infused with WA’s seasonal produce and Sandalford’s award-winning wines. The event’s centrepiece is the Agriculture traceability panel discussion, featuring industry experts who will delve into discussions that will shape the future of traceability in agriculture for Australia. Attendees will also be able to get up close and personal with agtech innovation demonstrations from top innovators, with compelling use cases and applications for National Traceability frameworks.
Please note return transfers are included via coach.
Western Australia is a vast and diverse state, covering an area of more than 2.5 million square kilometres. Outside of the Perth metropolitan area, the state is divided into nine regions to support the exceptional spread of environment and climate aspects.
Regional tour opportunities for some regions are being developed to showcase the agtech, primary production, and agribusiness innovations unique to the state.
Registration processes and pre-payment will be required. Further details will be confirmed shortly.
A two-day program showcasing the latest research, technology, market development and innovations to improve the productivity and profitability of the WA grains industry.
Dates and locations for one day regional events will be advised at a later date. The Grains Research Updates are a premier event in the WA grains industry calendar, with around 600 attending each year. Registrations and a draft Program will be available in December 2023 at www.grdc.com.au/events