Bayer and others aim to build a shared understanding about what it really takes to bring ag technologies to market.
New funds will go towards commercializing Catalera products and building out the product development pipeline.
SOLASTA Bio says its biopeptide products perform “as effective or better than standard insecticides.”
Expect fewer agtech-specific funds, more corporate involvement and lots of generative AI.
Legume Technology secured a $2.83 million grant from the Gates Foundation for its microbial biofertilizer that increases crop yield.
Agriculture-related gene editing startups have raised over $2.7 billion since 2012.
Just under half (45%) of US row-crop producers say they currently purchase or use ag biological products, up from 37% in 2022.
Korea’s agricultural sector is experiencing significant transformation driven by advancements in microbiome technology and natural products.
Water was the theme of the latest Foodshot Global challenge, and more specifically, how tech can help protect water as a resource for food and agriculture.
An alliance of large North American farmers led the round, which will fuel the rollout of InnerPlant’s insight platform for soybeans.
“We need to be very careful about what we invest in unless we want to carry it,” says AgFunder about just released H1 2024 data.
The 2024 Salinas Biological Summit unpacked the many ways in which the ag biologicals industry is adapting to a changing environment.
The investment from Mitsubishi and others will enable Genica to broaden its reach both in Latin America and globally.
Challenges for the biologicals sector right now include dispelling a number of myths still prevalent in the industry.
Syntopa co-founder Hans Holtan discusses the promise of enhanced rock weathering for carbon removal in agriculture.
Equipment manufacturers have a critical role to play in changing both costs and regulations for biologicals, says a new report.
The team recounts its days from university students to founding Agrospheres, a startup delivering novel encapsulation tech for biologicals.
The R&D partnership aims to eventually develop a commercial product.
Pivot Bio said it has paid $6 million to growers participating in the company’s N-OVATOR program that rewards farmers for using nitrogen management practices.
Indiana’s Producer Led Innovation Challenge tackles the challenge of making farmers more productive in the face of economic headwinds.
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