The biotech research company expects its engineered “energy” tobacco to outperform other leading biomass feedstocks as a low cost, sustainable alternative to fossil fuels.
As its name suggests, the Minnesota-based company is revamping cumbersome modern tractors into nimble, autonomous vehicles.
The Seattle-based biotechnology company has developed a microbial seed coating treatment to help plants flourish in unfavorable conditions.
Following a $1.2 million equity fundraising campaign on AgFunder and coinciding with the company’s market debut, Carana expects to enter OPIC’s due diligence phase late this summer.
As the general public grows more health conscious, Fiberstar is developing clean label alternative ingredients to satisfy demands.
AgFunder recently sat down for a Q&A with Philippe de Lapérouse, the Director of HighQuest Partners’ Global Food and Agribusiness Practice.
By automating the delivery of precision ag data to Apple and Android devices, the cloud-based platform is positioning itself as a one-stop management tool for workers across the ag production spectrum.
Long known as the “start-up nation,” the country is now emerging as a global pioneer in the agriculture technology sector.
After raising $850,000 in an overfunded campaign with AgFunder last December, AgSmarts will send 50 units of its irrigation system to retailers this month.
The farmer-to-farmer network could help growers make more informed decisions about their crops each season.
Carana Agribusiness, an aquaculture and agriculture development company, finally puts strategies into practice in the fertile, yet vastly untapped, country.
From precision agriculture to biotech to drones, VCs pumped funds into companies that are revolutionizing how we grow, produce, and distribute food around the world.
The West Sacramento-based company collects unsold fresh food from supermarkets and recycles it into a low-cost, nutritious liquid fertilizer for crops.
Despite current regulations keeping drones grounded, $86 million was invested into the burgeoning UAV industry last year.
World Ag Expo announced the winners of its Top-10 New Products competition, and it’s clear that farm precision is the primary motivator for Ag innovation right now.
An international architectural and design consultancy has revealed a conceptual proposal to address two major concerns in the city-state: its rapidly aging population and its lack of locally grown produce.
“Ganjapreneurs” capitalize on a budding industry while addressing demands for organic, all-natural products.
The software package limits wasted resources by providing farmers with tools to monitor and lease off portions of their consumptive water rights.
Before America gobbles through 20 percent of the annual turkey consumption on this last Thursday of November, here are six facts about the poultry star of our most indulgent holiday.
The wireless “smart gardening system” could help growers of all levels — professional farmers and novice rooftop-tomato-plant hobbyists alike — make the most of their plants and resources.
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