From Farms to Incubators

From Farms to Incubators From Farms to Incubators uses stories to connect, elevate and inspire women in agrifoodtech

From Farms to Incubators connects and empowers women in agrifoodtech to tackle farming challenges. We are currently delivering on this mission through our various storytelling efforts that amplify the voices and contributions of leaders and entrepreneurs in the agrifoodtech industry. Our growing community also provides resources, events, education + training and mentorship for women working in agr

ifoodtech, to expand access to career opportunities in the field. It was founded by Amy Wu an award-winning journalist turned author and agtech advocate for women.

It was great to interview Hubba Khatoon, a leader in Canada’s foodtech sector, for my podcast with  ! Learn more about H...
08/21/2025

It was great to interview Hubba Khatoon, a leader in Canada’s foodtech sector, for my podcast with ! Learn more about Hubba’s work and the opportunities in foodtech by clicking the link in our bio.

07/16/2025

Amy Wu of Farms to Incubators and Suzanne Kelly of Green Owl Farm discuss women in food and farming Starr Library

Excited about the forthcoming talk/event that highlights women in food and farming!Come join From Farms to Incubators fo...
07/06/2025

Excited about the forthcoming talk/event that highlights women in food and farming!
Come join From Farms to Incubators founder Amy Wu Starr Library in the Village of Rhinebeck on Tuesday, July 15, from 7-8pm where Suzanne Kelly, the owner of Green Owl Farm, and Amy will discuss the challenges and opportunities in being a woman in agriculture.

Celebrating some awesome women on Mother's Day! Wendy Ulrich works for Radicle Agronomics, the world's first fully autom...
05/11/2025

Celebrating some awesome women on Mother's Day!

Wendy Ulrich works for Radicle Agronomics, the world's first fully automated soil laboratory that focuses on the agricultural nutrient management cycle. She and her husband also come from a farming family and they currently farm.

Listen to and learn about her personal story by clicking on the link below.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/79npoTW0nhkD3fnYZi91J9

Check out the podcast, a collaboration with The Spoon and From Farms to Incubators. Every month, we spotlight women innovators in food and farming in an informal and conversational interview. Connect with women in the field and learn their stories.

Learn more and subscribe to the podcast at:
https://thespoon.tech/womeninnovators/
https://thespoon.tech/podcasts/
The Apple Podcast link is: https://podcasts.apple.com/mr/podcast/women-innovators-in-food-and-farming/id1791797890
The Spotify podcast link is: here: https://open.spotify.com/show/1r9NuBjRHdeZCTMdcJLNGr

Happy to share the latest episode of Women Innovators in Food and Farming on The Spoon, where I interview Ponsi Trivisva...
04/23/2025

Happy to share the latest episode of Women Innovators in Food and Farming on The Spoon, where I interview Ponsi Trivisvavet, the CEO of Inari. Check out the episode here.

https://lnkd.in/gkHSHQ2g

We are honored to speak at DialogueNEXT hosted by the World Food Prize Foundation and be among thought leaders, includin...
03/15/2025

We are honored to speak at DialogueNEXT hosted by the World Food Prize Foundation and be among thought leaders, including Thomas Viksack, the CEO of the World Food Prize Foundation, and U.S. Senators Amy Klobuchar and Chuch Grassley, both members of the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee. We look forward to sharing more about how women drive the present-day agtech boom, and engaging in an insightful discussion on challenges and opportunities for a food secure future. If you’re interested in joining and are in the D.C. area, please register at the link below. The convening is free and open to the public. Come join us!

https://bit.ly/4iMLjvS

Honored to moderate the panel on soil health and innovation as part of the agtech talks organized by The Spoon at CES! W...
01/10/2025

Honored to moderate the panel on soil health and innovation as part of the agtech talks organized by The Spoon at CES! Wendy Ulrich and Rob Hranac were excellent.

I am excited to share that I will be speaking at The Spoon Ag Tech Summit at CES on January 8th to talk about the future...
12/19/2024

I am excited to share that I will be speaking at The Spoon Ag Tech Summit at CES on January 8th to talk about the future of soil health and innovation. Please join me!

This a nice piece by journalism students Marist College! Thank you again for inviting us to visit and speak.
10/29/2024

This a nice piece by journalism students Marist College! Thank you again for inviting us to visit and speak.

Students had the opportunity to learn and ask questions about women in the AgTech industry.

Amy Wu, the founder of From Farms to Incubators, spoke to journalism students at Marist College on October 15. Wu spoke ...
10/26/2024

Amy Wu, the founder of From Farms to Incubators, spoke to journalism students at Marist College on October 15. Wu spoke about the career opportunities in agtech and shared more about her own journey in documenting the stories of women innovators and entrepreneurs in agtech.

Honored to speak Marist College about agtech and storytelling!
10/10/2024

Honored to speak Marist College about agtech and storytelling!

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“From Farms to Incubators: Spotlighting women innovators working to solve farming challenges”

Agriculture and technology are industries that both have a long history in California, but until recently have rarely intersected. Technology is focused on disruption and innovation, while much of Central Valley and Central Coast’s agriculture is still managed with clipboards and pencils. Moreover, women and individuals with diverse cultural/ethnic backgrounds, have historically been underrepresented in both industries. Now, a new generation of startups led by women, with a diversity of backgrounds and ethnicities, are seeking to provide novel perspectives and solutions to agriculture’s problems with tech innovation. Such initiatives are timely as growers in the U.S. and globally face rising challenges including climate change, limited water and land supply, uncertainties in immigration policy, a severe labor shortage and the need to feed a rising population estimated at 9 billion in 2050.

At its heart “From Farms to Incubators” uses content and digital storytelling to increase awareness of women leaders and entrepreneurs and their contribution using technology through the agriculture sector, and encourage women to pursue careers in agtech. The initiative includes an award-winning documentary “From Farms to Incubators” that profile some of the women entrepreneurs in agtech. The film has screened at over two dozen film festivals and venues including at SXSW. The screenings are paired with panel discussions that have served as a vehicle to connect women in agtech with investors and those interested in food, farming and agtech. In the pipeline is a directory and speakers bureau for women in agtech.