Region hosts first AgTech Demo Day
Published 5:00pm 6 September 2022
Words by Nick Crockford
The first AgTech Demo Day, for those in farming and agri-innovation, is being held tomorrow in Wamuran.
Between 50-60 attendees are expected at Pickle Lane Farm for the event supported by AusIndustry and Moreton Bay Regional Council.
The aim is to connect local producers and the agribusiness with new or innovative solutions based on needs identified as part of the AgTech Uptake Program.
Attendees will include farmers, local residents, businesses, companies and others interested in food production, agri-innovation and the future of farming.
AgTech Demo Day will have displays and in-field demonstrations from 1-3pm by AgPick Technology, Tabby Sensors, Envirolyte, Ceres Tag and more.
A panel and Q&A session, from 3-4pm, will have speakers including Lewis Frost, secretary of AusAgriTech Association and CEO Ceres Tag; Steve Dudgeon, Managing Director Yabby Sensors and Henrietta Child, CEO of AgPick Technology
The Beers and Banter networking session is at 4pm hosted by Innovate Moreton Bay.
For further details visit foodagribusiness.org.au
Related Stories
Top Stories
Info sessions for North Pine dam
Drop-in community sessions are being held over the next nine days for those wanting more information about Seqwater’s dam improvement program.
Popular Stories
Moreton Bay artists shine in 2024 Brisbane Portrait Prize
Four Moreton Bay artists are among the 64 finalists chosen from almost 600 entries in this year’s Brisbane Portrait Prize. See their works...
'Priority' given for Waraba plans
Waraba, formerly known as Caboolture West, will be the 36th Priority Development Area in Queensland, unlocking land for 30,000 new homes and an estimated 70,000 new residents.
Trai Fuller: ‘It’s always felt like home’
Praised by Wayne Bennett for his courageous style of play and loved by long-time Dolphins fans, Trai Fuller has locked in a two-year deal with the club he calls home. He tells us why it means so much to him