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On-Demand Access to All 3 Days of Recorded Sessions
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20 panels & talks, edited for brevity and clarity
>> Totaling approx. 8 hours of watch time -
53 speakers from 8 countries
>> With a spotlight on Canada and the Greater Toronto Area -
Leading Agri-Food organizations represented
>> AgFunder, S2G Ventures, Farm Credit Canada, U of Arizona CEAC, Ryerson University, Ceres Greenhouse Solutions, Fluence, Future Fields, HowGood, White Oak Pastures, and dozens of others.
Access to Key Insights from 15 Exhibiting Companies
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Includes links to multiple industry reports
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Product brochure downloads & case studies
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Link to sponsor job board with hundreds of open positions from 40+ portfolio companies
*Access valid until March 4, 2021
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What is Agritecture Xchange?
A virtual conference connecting key innovations in the field of AgTech to the future of our cities.
In the face of climate change, rising populations, rapid urbanization - and a global pandemic - cities face increasing pressure to forge new partnerships and attract innovative solutions to guarantee the food security of their residents. Agritecture Xchange explores these innovations across 3 main topics:
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Controlled Environment Agriculture
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Regenerative Agriculture
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Alternative Proteins
Why Spotlight Toronto and Southern Ontario?
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A Unique Landscape: Southern Ontario comprises approx. 1% of Canada’s landmass but houses more than 1/3 of its population. Despite a rich agricultural history and increased demand for local food, the pressure for development has led to many farm closures.
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Innovation is Abundant: 166 active Canadian AgriFoodTech startups were recognized by AgFunderNews in 2019, many HQ’d in the Greater Toronto Area.
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Canada is a Greenhouse Superpower: And the Leamington area of Southern Ontario leads the way with $1B in farm gate value
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Prime for Investment: The Canadian Agricultural Partnership, launched in April 2018, has committed to investing $3B over the next 5 years.