Industries

Buy-now-pay-later disrupter Klarna has invested a mammoth $500,000 in a WA startup that is changing the game on removing CO2 from the atmosphere.

The latest sector to get a digital seal of authenticity from the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry is honey exporters and the Australian apiculture industry.

Regional NSW startup Cauldron wants to change the future of food with precision fermentation. And it just secured $10.5 million to help do it.

Australian pet treat company Huds and Toke has announced that the company will partner with US doughnut giant Krispy Kreme to create dog-friendly 'Doggy Doughnuts' using insects as a source of protein.

Twelve Victorian startups, aspiring agtech founders and researchers who are taking on some of the biggest issues facing agriculture today have been accepted into the latest round of AgTech Seeds.

After three long years, evokeAG finally returned, bringing the Australian agri-food tech industry together. Here are the author's key takeaways.

LaunchVic and Agriculture Victoria have partnered up to offer $1.3 million in AgTech grants across the state. This includes a dedicated agriculture-focused angel network.

As farms have scaled to meet rising global demand, so has the size and scale of our equipment. This equipment performs exceptionally well at what it was made to do — to cover as many acres as possible in very little time. However, this system has left us with some downsides, and it's time that we discuss them.

In the same way that monitoring roads can help traffic run smoothly, AI tracking promises to make pollination more efficient. This will enable better use of resources and increased food production.

Regional NSW startup, Loam, that has cracked the riddle on soil carbon capture has just completed a monster $105 million Series B funding round with Atlassian billionaire Mike Cannon-Brooks investing in the technology.

Defunct instant grocery delivery service Voly is coming back as an online farmers market thanks to support from Our Cow.

Queensland autonomous agtech startup SwarmFarm just raised $12 million for a future where farmers and technologists work closer together.