Click below to read about the incredible lineup of exceptional thought leaders and change makers on the cutting edge of agriculture, food manufacturing, research, innovation, investment, and policy:
or watch the video below for a glimpse of what the event has to offer.
AuctionsPlus is a platform where innovation is deeply ingrained in daily ag transactions, insights and news, offering our users a clear and unique competitive edge.
Collaborating with evokeAG. 2024 presents an opportunity to further showcase innovations, programs, stories, and pathways through which agtech can accelerate progress in regional communities.
As a proud 2024 partner, AuctionsPlus and the APlus News team are committed to delivering you readily accessible stories and valuable insights directly to your inbox, live from Perth.
If you're attending the event, our Head of Content Jackson Hewett will be spearheading panel discussions and fostering connections with agricultural innovators, thought leaders, and changemakers.
Asia Pacific’s premier agrifood innovation event, AgriFutures evokeAG., will take place in Perth, Western Australia in February 2024.
The cross-sector international event will bring together thought leaders, change makers and producers across agriculture, food manufacturing, research, innovation, investment, and policy.
This year’s theme, ‘Exceptional Edge’ represents a relentless pursuit of innovation in the Asia-Pacific region at a critical juncture in time.
evokeAG. 2024 will showcase cutting-edge technologies, disruptive business models, research and development, and sustainable practices with the potential to transform the future of the agricultural sector and value chain. And facilitate robust conversations as we stand at the edge of both complex ecological, environmental, and economic challenges and exceptional opportunities.
Explore the exceptional edge of agrifood tech innovation at evokeAG. 2024 in Perth.
Despite the recent backdown on agricultural emissions in the EU, a leading expert on global climate policy has told an evokeAg audience that the momentum to decarbonise is stronger than ever. Not only will Australia be a beneficiary of increased global investment, but that the supply chain will have to work even harder to incentivise change.
Charlotte Weston, global director of Sustainability at EY and a member of the Sustainable Markets Institute, was one of four speakers on the Leaders and Laggards: Pathways to a More Sustainable Agrifood Landscape panel , hosted by APlus News' Head Of Content Jackson Hewett.
WA grains farmer Bob Nixon has dispelled the idea that corporations buying up farmland and planting ‘fence to fence’ for carbon credits will necessarily be a drag on the farming industry.
Speaking on the ‘Natural Capital: An opportunity ripe for the picking’ panel at evokeAG. in Perth recently, Mr Dixon said that Woodside’s purchase of, and investment in, a neighbouring farm in the north-eastern wheatbelt of Western Australia had resulted in clear co-benefits.
Katia Taylor, Guy Coleman, Natalie Bell and Roberta Marcoli are four of evokeAG's Future Young Leaders who are finding new solutions to improve the economic opportunities and environmental outcomes for the ag sector.
In his keynote address to the evokeAG conference in Perth, Agriculture Minister Murray Watt announced $45 million in partnerships and innovation grant opportunities along with a $9m capacity building grant to foster more innovation and build knowledge in responding to the impacts of climate change.
Australia will regret putting a price on soil and tree carbon with carbon credits leading to mass land use change, a major agricultural conference has heard.
A price on soil and tree carbon is leading to significant land use change at the expense of agricultural land according to a leading carbon farming expert.
Lucinda Corrigan, one of the most influential cattle breeders in Australia, has declared the "halcyon period of great prices, rain, grass and demand" is over and said producers must shift their focus to efficiency.
Her operation, Rennylea Angus, is using the DNA data collected on 13,500 cattle at a cost of over $1 million, to superimpose feed efficiency onto existing traits designed around meat quality.
evokeAG. has been signalling the future for the ag sector for half a decade.
Soon the event, which attracted 1,600 people to Adelaide last year, will be heading to Perth to convene from 20-21 February.
But while tech is at the core of evokeAG.’s mission, the themes at evoke AG. are anything but blue sky.
The themes at the core of the program are having a seismic impact on agricultural production and investment, and attending evoke AG. will put participants in the box seat to benefit from, and cope with, change. Read More
It's agtech businesses like Agbot and Zetifi - now used by AuctionsPlus to provide WiFi roaming for auctions - that have soared to new heights thanks to agrifood tech innovation event, evokeAG Read More
Read more information and exciting updates on evokeAG. 2024 via APlus News:
Keep an eye on our channels for more information & live updates on evokeAG. 2024, or tag us in your own posts from the event!
Auctions
Results
