We’re excited to unveil the AgTech Landscape feature on the Australian AgTech Community of Practice (CoP) website—a centralised hub designed to spotlight the vibrant AgTech projects occurring across Australia and beyond. This new platform serves as a one-stop location where producers, growers, industry members, and the public can access comprehensive information about current AgTech initiatives aiming to revolutionise agriculture.
a centralized hub designed to spotlight the vibrant AgTech projects occurring across Australia and beyond.
A primary reason for the establishment of the CoP was the recognition that the Australian AgTech landscape is becoming an increasingly active space. The CoP brings AgTech experts together to discuss current and planned projects to help organisations reduce duplication or replication whilst facilitating collaboration. The AgTech Landscape feature on the COP website enables people working in this space to promote their work whilst keeping this information in one location that can be readily accessed by farmers, the public and industry stakeholders.
The AgTech Landscape is curated to provide detailed insights into a diverse array of projects shaping the future of agriculture in Australia. By bridging the gap between innovation and implementation, the website feature fosters collaboration and awareness among stakeholders, paving the way for increased productivity and sustainability across all agricultural industries.
To have your AgTech project featured on the Australian AgTech CoP website, we invite you to complete the AgTech Landscape template. Each submission will be reviewed and approved by a CoP member and an authorised officer associated with the respective AgTech program. This ensures the accuracy and relevance of the information provided.
Join us in showcasing the ingenuity of the AgTech sector and contribute to a growing repository of knowledge that supports innovation and collaboration across the industry. Visit the AgTech Landscape on the Australian AgTech CoP website to learn more and get involved.
Submit your program to the Australian AgTech COP today!
Acknowledgements:
The Australian AgTech CoP would like to acknowledge Dennis Payne from DK IT Consulting for his work in developing this feature.
