SkyKelpie founder Luke Chaplain will take mustering to new heights at evokeAG. 2025 on 18-19 February with a live remote drone muster. Luke shares the lineup of launches planned for evokeAG. 2025, and why he can’t wait to take to the skies – all from within the four walls of the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Alisa Milalia is an aquaculture research scientist with a rich background. Born in Canada, she has Romanian heritage, grew up on the beautiful Kapiti Coast in New Zealand and now lives in Townsville, Queensland.
With a background in Marine Biology and Ecology, Alisa discovered a passion for seaweed aquaculture during her postgraduate studies. The evokeAG. 2025 Groundbreaker is developing sustainable seaweed cultivation methods, recognising its potential to improve environmental sustainability, drive economic growth, and support rural communities.
In this episode, we’re joined by two seasoned evokeAG. speakers and attendees: Olympia Yarger, Founder and CEO of Goterra; and Adam Anders, Managing Partner & Co-Founder of Anterra Capital.
Groundbreaking Elders research at Tosari Crop Research Centre in Queensland is exploring biological products that reduce plant stress and improve nutrient uptake, promising benefits for Australian farmers.
Some of us just pass our final exams in our last semester of university – Alex Montanari started a company. Alex is the founder of AGRA Farming Technologies in Perth, driven by a mission to combat climate change and its impact on our world. With over four years of experience in the controlled environment agriculture scene, he’s consulted on projects for The University of Western Australia and the Australian Defence Force. Alex previously ran a successful media production company and launched an automated home growing product.
In this evokeAG. podcast episode we explore the relationship between a startup and its investor. Hear from Liam Hescock, founder and CEO of Australian agtech startup Azaneo, and Matthew Pryor, Co-Founder & Managing Partner of Tenacious Ventures.
From Australian-first advances in granulated, organic fertiliser through to methane-inhibiting feed additives, Mort & Co is no stranger to innovation. Mort & Co Sustainability Manager, Brad Robinson shares how the Queensland-based company has gone from a $1.7 million annual turnover in 1998 to in excess of $400 million in recent years – all while keeping sustainability at the forefront.
Ever wondered what it takes to keep the energy high at evokeAG.? In this Q&A series we’re chatting with the four emcees who’ll keep things flowing at evokeAG. 2025 on February 18-19 in Brisbane, Queensland.
From their offstage story, to what they love most about evokeAG., these hosts offer a unique glimpse into the action. Get to know the people who’ll be bringing the oomph and insight to evokeAG. 2025.
Food and agriculture, like no other industry, has a profound impact on the health of people and the planet. The cost of not looking ahead and being thoughtful about the accumulative effect of your business on the future is far higher than in most non-food industries.
Applications for the AgriFutures evokeAG. 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 evokeAG. 2025. For founders ready to step up, program manager Dallas Pearce shares six key tips for application success.
