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Facilitated by: Jolien Paalman, Principal of Beanstalk AgTech
This event offers a chance to connect with industry leaders and potential collaborators while exploring new opportunities for growth and innovation.
For those unable to join us in-person, tune in online to make sure you don’t miss all the action (livestream details will be shared after registration).
Agenda (AWST):
5.30pm Arrival and registrations
5.45pm Welcome Address
5.50pm Panel Discussion
6.40pm Networking
Applications for the second round of Capacity Building Grants open on 18 February 2025 and close 9pm AEDT on 31 March 2025. This round will provide up to $16.58 million over three years from 2025-26 to 2027-28.
Grants between $250,000 and $3,000,000 will be made available.
The objectives of the Capacity Building Grants round 2 are to support farmers to have better access to knowledge and skills relating to best practice climate-smart sustainable agriculture approaches.
The grant opportunity will fund projects that:
FHA – Food and Beverage 2025 is the gateway to the vibrant and rapidly expanding markets in Asia and beyond. Held in the global food trading hub of Singapore, it provides unparalleled access to the thriving food and beverage industry in this dynamic region.
Who should attend:
Companies and organisations looking to explore wide ranging Australian agrifood products and services.
Register for free trade visitor passes up till 7 April 2025
ScaleUP WA is designed for established businesses in Western Australia seeking to scale and achieve breakthrough growth. It serves as the central hub for building capability and fostering entrepreneurial development in the region, specifically aimed at accelerating business growth and propelling innovative, growth-focused businesses to new heights.
The program runs annually for 12 weeks. In 2025, ScaleUP WA will cater to small and medium-sized businesses in three (3) key streams: Food and Beverage, Circular Economy, and GreenTech.
ScaleUP WA equips participants with the tools, knowledge, and resources needed to tackle global challenges and achieve their business objectives. Throughout the program, business owners and operators gain a comprehensive understanding of the capital and finance spectrum, learning how to measure enterprise value while developing and implementing a Market Entry Strategy alongside their Transformation Action Plan.
Applications for the 2025 program open on Friday, February 14, and close on March 31, 2025.
Experience all the AARP has to offer with our Co-Working Drop-In Days.
We are excited to welcome you to the Australian Automation and Robotics Precinct.
Base yourself in the AARP HQ for the day, connect with robotics and automation innovators and discover all the AARP-ortunities available.
Experience a Premium Weekend Escape: Discover Unique Investment Opportunities in Innovation, Culture, and Sustainable Industries in the South-West.
AgriStart, Life Sciences WA, ForBlue and ACWA are uniting to take technology developers, end-users, and investors on a regional journey to showcase investment opportunities in the South West of WA.
With its agriculture sector worth more than $2.36b, a $1.33b sustainable coastal and marine tourism industry, and health care as the South West region’s largest employer, this weekend escape will support cross-sector opportunities through a mix of roundtable discussions, cultural experiences, and networking, threaded with themes of sustainability and impact.
The Down South adVentures Weekend is part of the 2025 BioInnovation Festival, bringing together bright minds, savvy investors and experienced operators to engage with WA’s world class bioinnovation opportunities.
The Down South adVentures Weekend is supported by funding from the Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry as part of its Support Regional Trade Events Program.
https://innovationcluster.com.au/expressions-of-interest-down-south-adventures-weekend-2025/
Join for a special economics symposium, hosted by CSIRO’s Ag2050 initiative, about the future of agricultural labour in modern food systems.
This seminar will discuss current research around the actual and anticipated challenges for productivity, profitability, and job quality in our era of climate change, sociopolitical stress, and human migration.
The special session will be chaired by Katie Ricketts, Principal Research Scientist and Agri-Labour Futures work package lead for Ag2050.
Coles launched the $50 million Nurture Fund in 2015 to help Australian producers innovate and grow. Since then, they have offered more than $36 million in financial support to 108 small and medium sized businesses.
From a zero-waste organic mushroom facility, to extending the season of premium Eureka blueberries, the latest recipients are proof Aussie farmers are leading the charge when it comes to innovation and sustainability.
Australian producers can apply for a grant of up to $500,000 to help them develop unique products, technologies and processes.
Applications for Round 13 are now open and will close Friday, 14 February at 5pm AEDT.
CSIRO and the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) are helping businesses in WA’s food and beverage sector connect with the state’s top STEM students to undertake business-driven projects through the WA Food Industry Education Collaboration Program (WAFEC).
Through the WAFEC program your business could:
Discover how the program works, the benefits of participating, and what it takes to be eligible. Plus, get your questions answered during the live Q&A.
