#evokeAG. 2025

Ever wondered what it takes to keep the energy high at evoke^AG.? In this Q&A series we’re chatting with the four emcees who’ll keep things flowing at evoke^AG. 2025 on February 18-19 in Brisbane, Queensland.  
From their offstage story, to what they love most about evoke^AG., these hosts offer a unique glimpse into the action. Get to know the people who’ll be bringing the oomph and insight to evoke^AG. 2025.  

evoke^AG., Asia-Pacific’s annual convergence of agrifood innovation, science and technology has today launched its 2025 program, packed with daring discussions, immersive sessions and game-changing innovations.

Applications for the AgriFutures evoke^AG. Startup Program are now open, giving startups and scaleups the chance to rub shoulders, shake hands and sign on the dotted line with potential investors, partners, and customers at evoke^AG. 2025. For founders ready to step up, program manager Dallas Pearce shares six key tips for application success.

Harriet Mellish’s daughters are too young to understand the concept of an event – instead she tells them she’s off to a show. And she’s not wrong; building a successful event requires a production element, it needs to engage the audience and spotlight a talented cast.
Here, the General Manager, Global Innovation Networks, AgriFutures Australia, shares what she’s learned from attending several agrifood tech and innovation events in four continents over the past year – and why there are aspirations for the AgriFutures evoke^AG. 2025 program to be the greatest ‘show’ of all.

Innovators in the agrifood sector have the opportunity to showcase their cutting-edge solutions at evoke^AG. 2025. This annual convergence of innovation, science, technology, and ideas shaping the future of agrifood has recently been awarded Startup Event of the Year at Startup Daily’s 2024 Best in Tech Awards.

Visitors wanting to attend AgriFutures Australia’s evoke^AG. 2025 in Brisbane, Queensland on 18-19 February have until the end of August to secure discounted early bird tickets.

Applications are now open for AgriFutures Australia’s evoke^AG. 2025 Groundbreakers program. Formerly known as Future Young Leaders, the revamped mentorship program offers invaluable professional development to young movers and shakers who are committed to delivering impact for Australia’s rural industries and communities.

Here, former participant, Malkah Lara-Muckenschnabl, shares with aspiring young changemakers why Groundbreakers should be on your must-do list.

The search is on for the next generation of agrifood innovators with applications now open for the evoke^AG. Groundbreakers 2025 cohort.
Formally known as the Future Young Leaders program, the 2025 evoke^AG. Groundbreakers Program will give five young agrifood innovators the opportunity to present their ideas, innovations, or research to an international audience at evoke^AG. in Brisbane on 18 and 19 February 2025.

Applications for the evoke^AG. Groundbreakers program open on Friday, 2 August 2024. We catch up with Emily Jones, outgoing program manager, to share how it’s evolved since 2019, the reason behind the name change in 2025, and what’s ahead for the successful five applicants.

Applications for the evoke^AG. Groundbreakers Program open on Friday August 2, offering five emerging leaders in agrifood and related industries the opportunity to present their innovations at the evoke^AG. 2025 event in Brisbane – and plenty more. For young leaders throwing their hats into the ring, outgoing program manager Emily Jones has five tips for success.

AgriFutures evoke^AG. is the premier event on the Australian agrifood tech and innovation calendar – a natural match for Australia’s biggest bank, CommBank, which came on board as a silver partner for its 2023 and 2024 events.
The bank has been delighted with the results of their involvement, which has been the catalyst for at least two major partnerships with Australian agritech startups. As agriculture moves towards emissions targets, these collaborations will help customers meet the challenge of accessing and interpreting their on-farm data to measure progress and demonstrate sustainability credentials.

Once science fiction, the idea of using computers to see and think for us is now a reality. But while the sheer scale of Queensland’s northern beef industry makes its producers a perfect use case for a few extra sets of digital eyes to optimise their herd productivity – connectivity and a lack of infrastructure have limited the development of solutions.   
An exciting collaboration between evoke^AG. 2025 partner, the Queensland Government's Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, and agricultural AI specialist, InFarm, is set to change that. Together, they’ve delivered a prototype autonomous camera system that leverages machine vision and artificial intelligence to identify and monitor cows.