From Farms to Incubators connects, elevates, and inspires women in AgriFoodTech. We use storytelling to amplify women leaders and entrepreneurs AgTech. We also provide resources, events, talks, education, and training.
Our mission is to get more women involved. Join us!
California to Copenhagen: From Farms to Incubators in Denmark
We joined the University of California Inland California Innovation Project and California Department of Food & Agriculture delegation to Denmark, a global leader in sustainable agriculture and circular bioeconomy innovation.
Menteeship Program
Mentees will use a variety of digital tools such as video, photography and writing to document a special AgTech project related to AI and climate change being led by researchers at UC Merced. Network and learn from women entrepreneurs, investors, educators and community leaders in AgriFoodTech.
Climate Change AI
From Farms to Incubators is thrilled to be a part of the award-winning Climate Change AI project with Dr. Wan Du and his team of researchers in Computer Science and Engineering, and in Civil and Environmental Engineering at UC Merced.
Women in AgTech on LinkedIn
Join the Women in Agtech LinkedIn group and connect with other women in AgTech!
The Farms to Incubators project has produced an award-winning documentary film short, a book, and news stories that have received national coverage.
We’ve been awarded grants from the International Center for Journalists and the International Women’s Media Foundation. Learn more about Internships here.
THE FILM
Check out our award-winning documentary “From Farms to Incubators: Telling the Stories of Women Entrepreneurs in AgTech.”
THE BOOK
An exciting look at how women entrepreneurs are transforming agriculture through high technology, and where our food comes from.
PODCAST
Join us for Women Innovators in Food and Farming, a podcast spotlighting women entrepreneurs driving change in agri-food tech.
Portraits: Celebrating Women Entrepreneurs in AgriFoodTech
Portraits celebrates women leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs working in AgriTech. The series allows us to extend stories to include a greater diversity of women across the United States and around the world.