Agriculture, the foundation of all life, has rapidly transformed into a cutting-edge, technology-driven industry. Through digitalization, AgriTech has evolved into an advanced ecosystem encompassing agricultural biotechnology, agribusiness marketplaces, bioenergy solutions, and automated farm robotics.
Advanced production and maintenance technologies are driving unprecedented industry growth, with AI-powered monitoring systems and weather forecasting solutions revolutionizing traditional farming practices.
Agriculture represents far more than commerce in Canada; it embodies a fundamental way of life. With 1 in 9 employment opportunities tied to the agricultural sector, Canada's food system contributes CA $143.8 billion annually to our national economy.
Advanced genetic research and crop enhancement technologies
Plant-based protein innovation and sustainable nutrition
Data-driven agriculture and smart farming equipment solutions
Sustainable fish farming and marine agriculture systems
Canada's AgriTech sector flourishes through an extensive research and development ecosystem, driving breakthrough innovations in agriculture and food technology.
Accelerating R&D for innovative plant-based proteins and sustainable food solutions.
Advanced manufacturing facility development for next-generation agricultural technologies.
Innovation center and headquarters bringing cutting-edge agricultural technology to Canada.
Ontario distinguishes itself among Canadian provinces with the highest concentration of agricultural operations and the most advanced AgriTech ecosystem in the country.
Over 25.5% of total farms nationwide and 7.7% of Canada's total agricultural land area.
Over 54% of Ontario's agricultural operations utilize technology solutions for enhanced efficiency.
Strategic regional clusters driving agricultural innovation across the province.
Over 4,500 acres of greenhouses, making it North America's largest vegetable greenhouse cluster.
810 agricultural operations with extensive industrial land and food processing capabilities.
1,951 farms specializing in crop production, animal husbandry, and aquaculture operations.
Ontario maintains a premier educational network with 70% of adult workers holding post-secondary credentials—the highest rate among OECD countries.
Canada's comprehensive trade agreements provide access to markets valued at over US $50 trillion, serving 1.7 billion consumers worldwide.
US $50 trillion in market value across multiple continents
1.7 billion consumers accessible through trade agreements
187 million consumers within one day's drive from Toronto
World-class transportation and logistics networks