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Agbiosc ie nc e as a De ve lopme nt Dr ive r P resentation to the 2014 Minnesota Bioscience Conference, April 3, 2014 Worthington, MN Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Who we a re Agricultural Innovation from Idea to Reality


  1. Agbiosc ie nc e as a De ve lopme nt Dr ive r P resentation to the 2014 Minnesota Bioscience Conference, April 3, 2014 Worthington, MN

  2. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Who we a re Agricultural Innovation from Idea to Reality

  3. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y I ntro duc tio n Every ecosystem starts with a dynamic opportunity

  4. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y I ntro duc tio n  Ecosystems are essential  Recent study shows the importance of establishing an agbioscience ecosystem

  5. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Pre se nta tio n Outline  Agbioscience study background  Study conclusions  Agbioscience ecosystem  Application to this region  Conclusions

  6. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y

  7. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ab o ut the Ag b io sc ie nc e Study  What is agbioscience?  Science and innovation related to agriculture and associated biosciences

  8. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ab o ut the Ag b io sc ie nc e Study: Ob je c tive s  Identify the areas in which Minnesota could be world-class  Compare those findings with the most promising market opportunities and global trends  Focus on where these strengths and opportunities overlap to position Minnesota as a global leader in agbioscience

  9. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ab o ut the Ag b io sc ie nc e Study  Cosponsored by MN Corn Research & Promotion Council, MN Soybean Research & Promotion Council, and AURI

  10. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ab o ut the Ag b io sc ie nc e Study

  11. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ab o ut the Ag b io sc ie nc e Study

  12. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ab o ut the Ag b io sc ie nc e Study: E xpe c te d Outc o me s  Job growth and wealth creation  Increased commodity values  All organizations and regions have access to latest R&D in these platforms  Dynamic ecosystem in place that builds the industry potential

  13. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Study: Ohio ’ s Outc o me s T he Ohio T hird F ro ntie r Ohio's Additional Economic Direct Investment Impact of Investment: Attracted: Investment: $4,152M $6,611M $681M

  14. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Study: Arizo na ’ s Outc o me s Bio sc ie nc e I nve stme nts 46.6% growth 15,000 new 35% growth in in economy jobs taxes generated

  15. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ab o ut the Ag b io sc ie nc e Study: Qua ntita tive  Identified patterns and clusters of R&D activity in the public realm  Analysis of peer-reviewed publication statistics  Presence of research centers  Links to agbioscience companies/applications

  16. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ab o ut the Ag b io sc ie nc e Study: Qua lita tive  More than 100 individuals:  Faculty, researchers and research administrators  Professionals in applied research, technology transfer and economic development.  Entrepreneurs and businesses

  17. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Study Co nc lusio ns

  18. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Study Co nc lusio ns: De te rmining Co mpe te nc ie s  Strong R&D position  Strong industrial base  Deep intellectual property position  Substantial venture capital investment  Global market potential

  19. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Study Co nc lusio ns: F o ur Co mpe te nc y Pla tfo rms  Microbial Agbioscience  Resilient, Efficient & Productive Agricultural Systems  Biobased Industrial Products  Value-added Food & Health Products

  20. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Study Co nc lusio ns: Ma rke t Po te ntia l  Microbial Agbioscience: $259 billion in 2016  Resilient & Sustainable Agriculture Systems: $17.7 billion in 2016

  21. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Study Co nc lusio ns: Ma rke t Po te ntia l  Biobased Industrial Products: $4.6 billion in 2016  Value-added Food & Health Products: Anticipated to grow at a 6.5 percent annual rate from 2011 to 2016

  22. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Study Co nc lusio ns  Build the capital entrepreneurs and businesses need to bring opportunities to market  Create a well-aligned agbioscience- specific innovation ecosystem

  23. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ag b io sc ie nc e E c o syste m

  24. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y I nno va tio n E c o syste m: De finitio n “The innovation ecosystem describes the relationship between economic development oriented organizations supplying needs resources to industry so they can make their companies grow and create the jobs and income that strengthens the economy.” Source: Jobs & Innovation Systems, TECNA. June 2011

  25. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ag b io sc ie nc e E c o syste m: Why is it impo rta nt?  Create an environment in which:  Agbioscience research leads to product innovations  Technological advancements quickly make their way into the hands of entrepreneurs and industry leaders

  26. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ag b io sc ie nc e E c o syste m: Why is it impo rta nt?  Create an environment in which:  Agbioscience companies are able to secure resources to move innovative products into the market place  Existing agbioscience industry clusters are supported and emerging clusters are formed, creating a global competitive advantage

  27. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ag b io sc ie nc e E c o syste m: K e y Pla ye rs Unive r sitie s & Colle ge s Industr y F inanc e Ag biosc ie nc e Innova tion Assoc iations and Non- Gove r nme nt Pr ofits

  28. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ag b io sc ie nc e E c o syste m: Wha t do the y do ? I mple me nt Ge ne ra te the I de a s Be st I de a s Se le c t the Be st I de a s

  29. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ag b io sc ie nc e E c o syste m: Are a s o f a Stro ng Suppo rt Syste m

  30. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ag b io sc ie nc e E c o syste m: Po te ntia l Ba rrie rs  Po o r c o mmunic a tio n  L imite d to o ls a nd re so urc e s  F e a r o f c ha ng e  Unfo c use d inno va tive a c tivity  Re stric tive ve rtic a l re la tio nships I nno vatio n and E ntre pre ne urship, Se c o nd E ditio n, Jo hn Be ssant and Jo e T idd, p. 172

  31. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Applic a tio n to this Re g io n

  32. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Applic a tio n to this Re g io n

  33. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ag b io sc ie nc e E c o syste m: Ne xt ste ps  Identifying the network  Identifying areas of strength  Building partnerships and relationships to determine the roles of different players

  34. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Ag b io sc ie nc e E c o syste m: Ne two rk Ma pping  One of AURI’s first steps to help build an agbioscience ecosystem is to create networks around the four agbioscience platforms.  We are working with Minnesota Rural Partners to create network maps to generate participants for each of the platforms.

  35. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Co nc lusio ns  Agbioscience presents a great opportunity for Minnesota to be a global leader.  We need a strong agbioscience-specific, innovation ecosystem to capitalize on this opportunity.

  36. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Co nc lusio ns  How do you fit into the agbioscience ecosystem?  Drop off your business card!

  37. Minne so ta Ag b io sc ie nc e Stra te g y Que stio ns? www.a uri.o rg

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