Australian startups and small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly turning to overseas markets to scale their innovations, and CSIRO programs are providing critical support for them to succeed.
Listening is more important than talking for Bundjalung man Ryan James, but the former NRL player and entrepreneur has a powerful story to share when he takes to the stage at AgriFutures evokeAG. on 18-19 February, 2025.
Startups from around the world will look to sow their first seeds of success in the Australian market as part of an innovative new program making its debut in February at Asia Pacific’s premier agrifood innovation event, AgriFutures evokeAG.
Dr. Robert Van Barneveld and Bryan Van Wyk will take to the stage at evokeAG 2025. But first, they share the high and lows of business and innovation, and their personal goals, in this evokeAG. podcast episode.
give an unfiltered look at agritech adoption across Australia’s agricultural supply chain and outline what wins they’ve had in their businesses as well as their fails.
Get ready to meet the startups redefining Queensland’s agricultural future – they’ll all be in the spotlight at evokeAG. 2025 in Brisbane 18-19 February. These eight Queensland startups have been selected as part of the evokeAG. 2025 Startup Program, tackling industry challenges with bold solutions, innovative technology, and a commitment to sustainability.
Head of Cape York Weeds and Feral Animals Inc. Queensland Biosecurity Ambassador, Queensland Conservation Council Chair, Queensland Water and Landcarer’s Director. Proud Kuuku Yalanji man. Truth teller. And soon to be evokeAG. 2025 keynote speaker.
Trevor Meldrum embodies the grit, spirit, and insight that Australia’s indigenous producers bring to food and fibre production.
evokeAG. contributor Casey Dunn sat down to ask Trevor about blending Indigenous pest and weed management practices with modern technology. The conversation that transpired was much richer.