Deep Planet continues to evolve the international grape and wine industry through remote sensing and AI technology, but you won’t find its Australian head office in a city high rise. Instead, this global start-up has selected the Barossa in regional South Australia for its initial investment in Australia, this month appointing four positions with plans to expand further.
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Bosch boosts investment in AgTech company
The Bosch Group has increased its investment in The Yield Technology Solutions, an Australian Internet of Things AgTech business. As the major shareholder, the increase takes the Bosch Group investment
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Food and AgTech start-ups to gather for Sydney Demoday
SparkLabs Cultiv8, the startup Food and AgTech Accelerator, has announced that the world’s leading food and agricultural technology start-ups will gather in Sydney on Tuesday 10 September at its annual
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Nominations sought for 2019 agribusiness leadership awards
Some of the biggest names in agribusiness in Australia and New Zealand have been recognised for their leadership in the sector – and this year two more will join their ranks, with nominations now open
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Agtech and Foodtech – taking the Australian food industry to the next level
Australia has a good reputation in the agritech and foodtech sectors. The government body charged with showcasing that reputation – the Australian Trade and Investment Commission, Austrade, is looking
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Technology in agriculture critical to success
Adoption of emerging technologies in Australian agriculture is expanding at a rate faster than the consumer’s capacity to understand the opportunities — creating an urgent need to explore community
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Kiwi agtech company secures funding for UV crop enhancement
BioLumic, creator of the world’s first crop-yield enhancement system using UV light, has announced the close of $6.34m in Series A funding.
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Bosch invests $2.5 million in Tasmanian AgTech business
The Bosch Group has invested an additional $2.5 million in Tasmanian AgTech business, The Yield.
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