Genetically Modified Fruit Flies May Stop Crop Destruction
No one hates fruit flies more than farmers. Just last year, Napa’s olive crops were destroyed by the pests, costing many farmers much if
No one hates fruit flies more than farmers. Just last year, Napa’s olive crops were destroyed by the pests, costing many farmers much if
The ag world has been getting lots of funding, and Agworld is no exception. Agworld, an information management platform company in the Australian agricultural
Forget recycle; let’s talk upcycle. Nutrinsic Corporation, a company “upcycling” nutrients currently lost in waste water treatment, has raised $12.7 million to provide better
With humanitarian and public health concerns in mind, many ranchers and consumers are embracing grass-fed sources of meat. Amidst this growing interest, a California-based startup
By: Emma Bryce. This post originally appeared on Ensia Six years ago, the Norwegian coast guard filmed a Scottish fishing vessel riding gray swells, dumping
Good weather forecasting is at the heart of ag, and one Indian company just received a boat-load of funds to make their forecasts even stronger.
As many in the agriculture industry are adjusting to a growing population, environmental changes, and other Earthly concerns, German researchers are setting their sights a bit higher.
New research shows scientists now are better acquainted with wheat at the molecular level, and the highly complex results are projected to accelerate advancements in plant breeding.
Despite a lack of FAA regulation, drone companies are still charging forward with funding. Airware, an aerial information platform for operating commercial drones, recently
There’s money in the bug business. TyraTech, a company developing pesticides which they say are not harmful to humans, pets, or the environment, raised
Finnish researchers combat agriculture’s reliance on plastics by developing biodegradable crop covers.
If you’re into agtech as much as we are, keep reading. We’ve compiled a list of the top agtech funding rounds so far in 2014.
A recent report from the Cleantech Group paints a broad picture of the corporate arms race for big data investments, the ever-evolving data technology, and the challenges involved in harnessing sophisticated data trends.
Not all plants are created equal, but traditional farming practices treat them as such. And it’s this one-size-fits-all approach to commercial farming and fertilizer application that is contributing to a spike in greenhouse gas emissions.
Agtech funds are cropping up everywhere, and growing like weeds. New Zealand’s University of Waikato has launched a new agtech seed-fund through their commercial
Maybe scum isn’t such a bad thing. Over the last few weeks, studies and stories from around the world have indicated that both microscopic
West coast composting is soon to get bigger (but not smellier) after a recent round of funding. WISErg Corporation, a Redmond, Washington-based bio-clean technology
There’s a lot of talk around African agriculture. Now, there’s a little more funding going into the green space. iProcure, a Nairobi-based B2B company
Surya Power Magic, an early-stage Coimbatore-based company designing solar powered irrigation pumps, has raised nearly $500,000 from angel investor fund Intellecap Impact Investment Network (I-cube-N)
Soon it might not just be you buzzing on your morning coffee, but also your car. A new study from the University of Bath
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