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Applant is an ag-tech startup based in Melbourne, Australia, founded in 2016, that focuses on urban agriculture by providing innovative solutions for vertical gardening. The company develops a self-watering vertical farm system that allows users to grow a variety of plants, including fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers, indoors without the need for soil or electricity. This approach not only conserves water compared to traditional agriculture but also enables both commercial and hobby growers to cultivate high-quality food year-round, regardless of their environment. Applant aims to empower urban communities with sustainable gardening practices and enhance local food production.

SnapTrap Pty Ltd is an Australian company based in Melbourne that specializes in developing remote monitoring equipment for pest insect traps used in agricultural settings. Founded in 2017, SnapTrap offers a solar-powered camera system that collects photos, temperature logs, and other data for online analysis. This technology enables farmers to effectively track the lifecycle of pest insects, specifically targeting issues such as fruit fly and codling moth, among others. By providing tools for optimizing pest management and biosecurity, SnapTrap helps reduce pest control costs, minimize crop damage, and mitigate operational risks, allowing fruit growers to monitor multiple traps conveniently through a laptop or smartphone.

Tie Up Venture deliver technological and managerial solutions to farmers in Australia and New Zealand o that they can grow, innovate, and maximize their efficiency.

Stratus Imaging Pty Ltd, established in 2016 and based in Forrestfield, Australia, specializes in the manufacture and sale of unmanned aerial vehicles, manned aircraft, and satellites. The company focuses on providing precision agriculture solutions, including smart farm technology, soil mapping, and geospatial imaging services. Stratus Imaging serves a diverse clientele, including the agriculture industry, mining sites, golf courses, forestry, turf farms, local councils, and government shires. By utilizing multispectral cameras and light sensors, the company collects aerial farm data across five spectral bands, enabling customers to make informed crop management decisions throughout the growing season.