Global Innovation in Pasture and Rangeland Systems:

A Three-Part International Webinar Series

Exploring shared challenges, innovations, and opportunities across New Zealand, Australia, Colorado, and Wyoming

Agriculture is evolving rapidly, but many of its biggest challenges are shared across regions. From climate resilience and labor shortages to technology adoption and market expansion, producers and innovators are seeking practical solutions that work in real-world pasture and rangeland systems.

Join agritech leaders from New Zealand, Australia, Colorado, and Wyoming for a three-part webinar series exploring how complementary agricultural ecosystems are tackling these challenges together. Through conversations with producers, researchers, investors, policymakers, and economic development leaders, the series will highlight practical experiences, emerging technologies, and opportunities for future international collaboration.

Whether you are a farmer or rancher, an agritech company, an investor, or a policymaker, these discussions will provide valuable insights into the future of pasture-based agriculture and the partnerships shaping it.

A note on timing: We are bringing together farmers, ranchers and innovators from New Zealand, Australia, Colorado and Wyoming, which means we cross the date line. The time shown above is New Zealand time. Local start times are nominally:
New Zealand 11am
Australia (AEST) 8am
Colorado and Wyoming (MDT) 4pm, the prior day
Your calendar invite will convert automatically once you register, and daylight saving adjustments will occur across the series.

Webinar Schedule

Session 1 — Farmer and Rancher Perspectives

Sept 28/29 | 4:00 PM MDT / 8:00 AM AEST / 11:00 AM NZST

Hear directly from producers representing each participating region as they discuss the realities of managing pasture and rangeland operations. Topics include climate resilience, productivity challenges, labor pressures, technology adoption, diversification opportunities, and lessons that can be shared across regions.

Session 2 — Innovation and Technology Ecosystems

Oct 12/13 | 3:00 PM MDT / 8:00 AM AEST / 10:00 AM NZST

Explore how each region is building thriving agritech ecosystems. Regional leaders will introduce their innovation landscapes before joining a panel discussion on digital agriculture, livestock technologies, AI, remote sensing, automation, commercialization, and pathways for bringing innovation successfully onto the farm and ranch.

Session 3 — Investment, Regional Development, and Policy

Oct 26/27 | 3:00 PM MDT / 8:00 AM AEST / 10:00 AM NZST

Learn how government, investors, and regional development organizations are supporting agritech growth through policy, investment, trade, and international partnerships. The session will examine opportunities for cross-border collaboration, market expansion, and future joint initiatives.

What You'll Gain

Practical insights from farmers, ranchers, and industry leaders
Perspectives on emerging technologies and innovation pathways
Understanding of regional agritech ecosystems and support programs
Opportunities to connect with international collaborators
Discussion of investment, commercialization, and market development strategies
Ideas for future research, pilot projects, and commercial partnerships

Who Should Attend?

This webinar series is designed for:

Farmers and ranchers
Agritech startups and established companies
Researchers and universities
Investors and capital providers
Agribusiness leaders
Government and policy professionals
Economic development organizations
Industry associations and innovation ecosystem partners

Interactive Discussion

Each webinar includes live audience Q&A and discussion. During registration, participants will also be invited to share one "burning question" about collaboration, innovation, or shared challenges across pasture and rangeland systems. These questions will help shape the discussions and identify opportunities for future partnerships and collaborative initiatives.

Presented By

This international webinar series is delivered through the collaboration of:

AgriTech New Zealand
AusAgritech
Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT)
Wyoming Business Council

Together, these organizations are working to strengthen international relationships, accelerate innovation, and build lasting connections across some of the world's leading pasture and rangeland agricultural regions.

Registration is free. Reserve your place today and join the conversation shaping the future of global pasture and rangeland innovation.

Wyoming Business Council

The Wyoming Business Council supports strong communities so businesses can compete and families can stay together. We work alongside local leaders, businesses, and communities in building strong, sustainable economies through innovative programs, resources, and partnerships. Our approach to economic development focuses on identifying problems and breaking down barriers obstructing a more resilient economy.

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Agritech New Zealand

AgriTech New Zealand is the national connector and trusted voice for Aotearoa’s agritech sector. We reduce fragmentation by aligning regional activity, strengthening national pathways, and lifting the sector’s credibility with global partners, government, and investors. Through a small number of high-impact initiatives, we help the ecosystem act with shared purpose and market readiness – so agritech can deliver long-term prosperity for New Zealand’s primary industries and economy.

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Australian AgriTech Association (AusAgritech)

AusAgritech is the peak national body for agritech in Australia and aims to lead the transformation of the Australian agritech sector, elevating its recognition both domestically and internationally. By fostering strong connections among innovators, investors, regulators, researchers, and the wider public, we aim to overcome fragmentation within the sector and promote collaboration. Our unwavering commitment is to advance the agritech ecosystem by championing advocacy, innovation, talent development, and economic growth, thus supporting the sector in reaching its export, sustainability, and digitalisation goals and aiding national agricultural productivity.

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Colorado OEDIT

The Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT) creates a positive business climate that encourages dynamic economic development and sustainable job growth. The Global Business Development (GBD) division supports Colorado businesses and communities by using a data-driven approach to recruit, support, and retain businesses that contribute to a robust and diversified economy.

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