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Join the 24-hour startup competition at Canada farm show

Join the 24-hour startup competition at Canada farm show

By Denise-Faguy
Farms.com

Attention AgTech enthusiasts! Don't miss the 24-Hour Startup competition at Canada's Farm Show on June 17th & 18th. This exciting event brings together the brightest minds in agriculture, technology, and business for a fast-paced challenge.

Over 24 hours, teams will form, brainstorm ideas, and build a minimum viable product (MVP) with the potential to revolutionize AgTech. It's a chance to network, showcase your skills, and maybe even create the next big AgTech startup!

Why participate?

  • Be part of a growing industry: AgTech is booming, and Canada's Farm Show provides a global platform to launch your innovation.

  • Connect with the right people: Meet industry professionals, farmers, investors, and fellow innovators who can help bring your idea to life.

  • Win big: Compete for a chance to win up to $7,000 in cash prizes and propel your AgTech dream forward.

This event is open to everyone with a passion for AgTech, from seasoned professionals to aspiring entrepreneurs. Whether you're a developer, designer, marketer, or simply have a great idea, there's a place for you on a 24-Hour Startup team.

Join us and witness the future of agriculture unfold! See the best AgTech minds collaborate, create, and pitch their innovative solutions to a panel of judges. It's an event you won't want to miss.

Launched in 2019, the 24-Hour Startup is powered by Cultivator, a program designed to support local tech startups.

For more information, visit Canada’s Farm Show website: https://realdistrict.ca/agtech-in-action/


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