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.
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Wishing you a Happy and Safe Festive Season
As we wind down for the festive season, it's hard not to reflect on what has been an interesting and at times, a challenging 12 months. Our focus though is on what's to come, rather than what's already happened. For Wharf42, the big news in 2022 is that the delayed...
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5 Climate Tech trends for New Zealand http://ow.ly/JIvW50Hsor3 #climatetech
Scientists from Lincoln University and Plant & Food Research have contributed to the discovery of a new gene described as a game changer for global agriculture.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/technology/nz-scientists-in-game-changing-plant-cloning-discovery/MTO75EO6BUAF4LXTCMEC2QSE6M/#
Fantastic work
@plantandfood @WURplant @KeyGeneInfo @TakiiEurope
#GrowAtLincoln
Ethy Levy, founder of Bridge Hub and Impact Innovation Israel, reveals that collaboration is the key in becoming an #agtech impact rainmaker. Listen to the newest 'Voices of the Valley' podcast now: https://anchor.fm/voicesofthevalley/episodes/How-to-Become-an-Agtech-Impact-Rainmaker-e1bnff1/a-a73itfq
