the future of food 2.0 Episode 2: Data to Drive Better Food Outcomes digital event
Event Recording
Data Sharing Across the Agriculture Ecosystem
Data is the food system’s newest critical resource. But leveraging that data requires more connectivity among people, technologies, farms and businesses. On May 6, CityAge: The Future of Food will look at the important business issues in managing data, at the level of both individual farmers, and across the industry. Key topics will be how to integrate data for value across the value chain, data transparency to inform input prices and market information, traceability and AI’s near-term potential.
speakers Include
DAN LUSSIER
Project Manager, Agri-Food Data, EMILI
CHRISTOPHER HENRY
Associate Professor, Applied Computer Science, University of Winnipeg
KETAN KAUSHISH
CEO & Co-Founder, Ukko Agro
chris Vanthuyne
Senior Product Owner, Farm Credit Canada
heather McNairn
Research Scientist, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Kerry Wright
CEO, CAAIN
Kari Armbruster
Project Manager, Zero Hunger | Zero Waste, Kroger
Joe Intrakamhang
Product Manager, Data Lead, Google
ZAHRA ALANI
Event MC, CityAge
Agenda for May 6th (all times ET)
11:30 AM Welcome by Event MC
11:35 AM Presentation by : Joe Intrakamhang & Kari Armbruster
11:50 AM Presentation by: Christopher Henry
12:05 PM Panel: Building a strong data ecosystem in agriculture and food - making good on the promise of ag-tech
12:35 PM Presentation by: Heather McNairn
12:50 Closing Comments
1:00 PM Session Close
Sponsors and Partners
Insights from this episode
Space Data: How new tools, on land and in the sky, are providing real-time insights into risk assessment, what to grow, where to grow, and for how much.
Farm and Food Input Management: How modern farms and agri-business can access to real-time data to manage their inventories and increase efficiency, production and yields
Digitizing Farms: A look at what’s needed to accelerate the integration of technology and data use on farms across North America
Linking the Data: Real insight comes from sharing and interoperability. How we can work together to remove barriers and improve data sharing regulations that benefit us all.
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