Australia’s first drought resilience startup incubator will run this year, housing eight agtechs and providing assistance to nearly 100 others. With almost $11 million in federal funding, the incubator will focus on commercialising cutting edge solutions like soil moisture retention and microclimate detection.
The incubator, dubbed Drought Venture Studio, will cast a wide net over two years, also considering indirect drought resilience options like generating new revenue streams for farmers, …
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