By Scout Nelson
The 2024 AgTech Connect Conference is scheduled to take place at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Innovation Campus on July 17, promising an eventful day for anyone involved in agricultural technology.
This conference will serve as a platform for startup founders, investors, farmers, and other stakeholders to engage with the latest trends and innovations in the sector.
The event will commence with discussions led by Matt Foley of FMC Ventures, Ben Williamson of Invest Nebraska, and Micheal Jung of Grit Road Partners, who will explore current developments in the AgTech landscape. This session aims to provide a comprehensive overview of industry dynamics and emerging opportunities.
A highlight of the conference will be the Ag Producer Panel, where Midwest agricultural producers and service providers will discuss the practical challenges and needs in adopting new technologies. This panel offers insights into the real-world applications and obstacles in implementing AgTech solutions in the Heartland.
Keynote speeches by Mark Theurkauf and Alex Russomagno from AGCO Ventures will delve into the prospects of agricultural technology. The conference will celebrate the achievements of startups that have recently completed The Combine Incubator program, recognizing their contributions to the industry’s growth and development.
The conference will conclude with a Happy Hour & Networking event, providing a perfect setting for attendees to form connections, collaborate on new projects, and discuss potential partnerships. This session is designed to strengthen community ties and foster collaboration among AgTech professionals.
Josh DeMers, Program Manager of The Combine, expressed his enthusiasm about the conference: “The AgTech Connect Conference is more than just an event; it’s a vital hub for fostering the next generation of agricultural innovations and sustainability. Its where valuable partnerships are formed and future directions are shaped.”
This conference is poised to be a cornerstone event for those committed to advancing the agricultural technology landscape, offering unparalleled opportunities for learning, networking, and collaboration.
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