Australian Venture Capital report: Bush cities ripe for agritech

Alex Druce
Updated June 16 2017 - 7:14am, first published June 15 2017 - 12:00pm
NSW Farmers chief executive Matt Brand touched on increased global ag investment, “coming from not only the public and private sector but also self-funded startups, large corporates and angel investors”.
NSW Farmers chief executive Matt Brand touched on increased global ag investment, “coming from not only the public and private sector but also self-funded startups, large corporates and angel investors”.

THE State’s lead farm group says regional centres such as Wagga Wagga, Orange, Dubbo, Lismore and Moree should have a front-row seat for ag’s digital transformation with conditions ideal for agritech incubators and accelerators to work with startups.

Alex Druce

Alex Druce

Senior Journalist

Politics and rural issues journo in Sydney. Give me a yell at adruce@fairfaxmedia.com.au

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