As the world emerges from COVID-19 lockdown, the global landscape for agrifood has changed.
With climate change increasingly impacting on farmers and growers ability to produce consistent, nutritious and affordable food, Wharf42 is leveraging its global networks in supporting the development of effective international agrifood ecosystems to enable agribusinesses, agritech startups, researchers, governments and investors to create genuinely collaborative global communities.
We hope you can join us on this journey.
LATEST NEWS
Leveraging the Australian Agritech Ecosystem Opportunity – Join this Virtual Session at the BOMA NZ Ag Summit
Wharf42 is delighted to be moderating this virtual session at E Tipu 2021: The Boma NZ Agri Summit at 1.50pm (NZT) on Tuesday 11 May. Over the past three years, through my various roles at Agritech New Zealand, the Australia New Zealand Agritech Council and most...
LATEST EVENTS
Great work! Kudos to @molloy_nicky & Pam Walklin for driving this initiative. Check this out @waltduflock & @wg_cit. #Opportunity #Collaboration
Kicking off Agritech in the Vineyard with a room full of growers, innovators, investors and enablers. @agritech_nz @callaghannz @BragatoResearch #Agritech #innovation
Thanks @candace_kinser. Good to challenge the CCC Draft Advice assumption: "In setting our path and emissions budget levels, we have conservatively assumed that no new technologies to reduce methane emissions from agriculture are available before 2035".
Thanks Peter! We are fully committed to use technology, science and innovation to significantly improve bovine genetics in-line with reducing environmental impact and increasing productivity for the farmer. #winwinwin https://twitter.com/wharf42hq/status/1394063390738305024
Great initiative from @LICnz & @crv_nz to reduce methane emissions. Interested to see if it can produce significant results before 2035. @WayneMcNee @candace_kinser @muzz_kingsway
Our methane research project with @crv_nz has found a possible link between a bulls' genetics and the amount of methane they produce, giving us the potential to breed low methane-emitting cows. Watch the video to find out more.
https://youtu.be/mRtqRLtGWKA
We’re marking six months until #COP26!
To celebrate, check out our new #TeaWithTheHighCommission podcast with environmentalist and writer
@jonathonporritt!
He chats about his Kiwi connections, what he wants to see at COP26, & what brings him hope 🌏
🎧https://omny.fm/shows/tea-with-the-high-commission/sir-jonathon-porritt