Indoor Ag-Con—the premier event discussing hydroponic, aquaponic and aeroponic growing—is returning to New York on October 5, 2016, for a one-day event. Passes for that event can be purchased at the Indoor Ag-Con website or via Eventbrite. At the conclusion of our day, Indoor Ag-Con and Edible Manhattan will be jointly hosting an after-party…
Aimed at strengthening the state of urban agriculture education in cities across the Northeast, this conference is a resource for educators and organizers focused on connecting urban youth to food systems and farming.
This year’s conference theme is inspired by BBG’s newly opened Shelby White and Leon Levy Water Garden.
This year's conference theme is Soil to Soul: How Food and Farms Nourish. Learn how food is medicine in all different aspects: from the ways soil health affects our body to cooking techniques that enhance a food's nutrition.
This year's conference theme is Soil to Soul: How Food and Farms Nourish. Learn how food is medicine in all different aspects: from the ways soil health affects our body to cooking techniques that enhance a food's nutrition.
Future Food-Tech brings together key figures from across the food industry, including investors, start-ups, technology companies and food and ingredients manufacturers. With a common goal to meet the global food challenge, the event will create a forum for networking, debate, discussion and learning – showcasing the technologies and championing the innovations which have the potential to transform the sector.
Food enthusiasts, cooks, celebrity chefs, farmers and food producers will join Bobby Flay, David Barber and Michel Nischan along with beer, wine and spirits makers for two days of entertaining and informative talks and tastings, cocktail parties and a gala dinner on the second night of the conference, Saturday, June 10 at the Southampton campus.
Certainly not your average food and agriculture conference, our pitch competition-meets-networking event brings together the game-changing startups, investors and industry leaders pioneering the future of food and ag.
Join us for 2 full days of programming — including a “Cell Ag 101” — and experience the latest developments in this exciting new field. Compelling talks and interactive exhibitions will present cellular agriculture's applications to food, materials, and more in an accessible and interdisciplinary manner.
Would you like to support the expansion of green businesses in your community? Local leaders can play a key role in helping green businesses thrive in their communities through planning, outreach, and incentives.
This year’s conference will lead community conversations regarding issues of urban ecology, wellness, stewardship, and the connections required of concerned citizens engaged in transforming lives and neighborhoods. In addition to workshops, panel discussions, breakout sessions, and more, this year’s Making Brooklyn Bloom will mark the conference’s return to the Palm House, where visitors are invited to network with dozens of NYC greening organizations.
The Democracy at Work Institute will be hosting a workshop at the Park Slope Food Co-Op, "Building Equity in the Food System With Worker Ownership" to collectively identify current worker-controlled initiatives and business activity in the NYC area food system and discuss the possibilities for a more equitable future.
Returning to the East Coast, CitiesAlive®, Annual Green Infrastructure Conference will take place in Brooklyn, New York September 24-28.
Returning to the East Coast, CitiesAlive®, Annual Green Infrastructure Conference will take place in Brooklyn, New York September 24-28.
Returning to the East Coast, CitiesAlive®, Annual Green Infrastructure Conference will take place in Brooklyn, New York September 24-28.
Returning to the East Coast, CitiesAlive®, Annual Green Infrastructure Conference will take place in Brooklyn, New York September 24-28.
Returning to the East Coast, CitiesAlive®, Annual Green Infrastructure Conference will take place in Brooklyn, New York September 24-28.
Held annually in New York, San Francisco, London and Singapore, the Future Food-Tech Summit is an international networking event, bringing together 400+ leading food brands, entrepreneurs and investors to showcase solutions, share ideas and create new alliances to accelerate the adoption of new technology solutions.
Held annually in New York, San Francisco, London and Singapore, the Future Food-Tech Summit is an international networking event, bringing together 400+ leading food brands, entrepreneurs and investors to showcase solutions, share ideas and create new alliances to accelerate the adoption of new technology solutions.
Please join Chobani and Food+Tech Connect for a happy hour to learn more about the Chobani Food Tech Residency program. The happy hour will be a great opportunity to meet the Chobani team, hear about the application process, and engage with the movers and shakers of the incredible New York food tech community.
