Charles Sturt connects Australian ag tech to India’s rapidly expanding market

Charles Sturt University· June 14, 2026

Charles Sturt University is facilitating connections between the Australian AgTech sector and the rapidly growing agricultural market in India. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between innovative Australian technologies and international demand.

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