AcceleratorBlue Ocean XLerator (BOX) is a private incubator and accelerator located in Wageningen, Netherlands, focusing on sustainable innovations in the Agri, Food, and Life Sciences sectors.

Rocket Seeder is an accelerator program in Australia focused on supporting early-stage startups in the food and agriculture sector. It aims to foster innovation aligned with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.
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Rocket Seeder is an organization dedicated to supporting innovative ideas in the agtech and food industries. Based in Melbourne, Australia, it aims to nurture entrepreneurs and researchers to develop sustainable solutions for challenges in the global food and agriculture sector.
Rocket Seeder invests in startups within the food and agriculture sectors, particularly those addressing sustainability challenges. Their investment strategy includes supporting early-stage companies developing innovative solutions in agtech and food innovation.
Rocket Seeder offers mentorship, access to industry networks, educational programs, and resources focused on sustainable food and agriculture innovation.
Q: What is the application process? A: Applications are accepted on a rolling basis through our website. Q: Is there an equity requirement? A: Rocket Seeder operates on a no-equity model for its accelerator program.
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