Launching Agricultural Innovation

Join us on October 24th, 2024 for our fourth annual Space Ag Conference, where we will dive — or, shall we say, launch — into the cutting-edge advancements in agriculture technology designed to revolutionize both space and Earth

By tackling the unique challenges of space agriculture, we unlock innovative solutions that can transform our agricultural practices here on our home planet.

Our global production systems are undergoing a significant transformation towards sustainable practices and enhanced food security. Space agriculture holds the promise of helping farmers achieve higher crop yields while using less land and energy. This conference is your chance to envision a bold future for agriculture and explore the limitless possibilities that space technology offers.

OCTOBER 24TH, 2024

UND Memorial Union, Grand Forks

Conference Goals

1. Inspire Innovation – Encourage the next generation of thinkers and doers to dream big
2. Explore Possibilities – Investigate agricultural advancements throughout the unique perspective of space
3. Foster Collaboration – Accelerate innovation through collaborative efforts with NASA and the space industry 
4. Address Challenges – Understand and tackle the unique hurdles of space agriculture. 

What to Expect

Dream big and shape a sustainable future for agriculture and space exploration

Engage:

Engage with innovative ideas and explore the future of agriculture through the unique lens of space technology 

Discuss:

Discuss how advancements designed for space can revolutionize agricultural practices on Earth

Inspire:

Inspire and excite the next generation of agriculturists, offering insights into the strategies for sustaining permanent settlements on the moon within the next five years

Workforce Development: 

Gain opportunities for workforce development, build essential skills, make valuable connections. 

Discover

Discover unexpected collaborations and see how North Dakota is emerging as a central hub for space agriculture

Questions?
If you are interested in getting involved, email Andrew Jason