Concerns around the price of inputs and extreme weather events could increase adoption of sustainability practices among farmers globally.
Despite challenges, the agro-carbon services industry has shown a certain degree of resilience in recent months.
Funding will enable Applied Carbon to deploy a fleet of biochar machines across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana.
CIBO just unveiled a new Scope 3 offering designed to help agricultural enterprises and the growers they need to transition.
Funding into Australian agrifoodtech startups fell 33% last year according to AgFunder data… But it could have been worse: global agrifoodtech funding fell 49% over the same period.
The Lithuania-based firm recently unveiled a €50 million fund backed by the European Investment Fund.
The CEO and co-founder of soil-carbon startup Agreena talks agrifinance, regenerative agriculture, and how to help small farmers.
Farmers aged 18-60 may represent a much larger share of the agricultural market in 10-plus years, says grain-trading platform Bushel.
Low adoption is likely due to the economic and logistical burdens placed on farmers in order to participate in carbon sequestration programs.
Our top guest articles in 2023 are are a mix of recent thought leadership pieces and several items that date back as far as 2017.
At its recent Game Changers LatAm Series 2023, GLOCAL unveiled the 10 companies that won awards for their agrifoodtech innovations.
The CarbonFarm satellite system monitors rice “at the paddy level” to bring more trust to the carbon credits process.
Current policies in Canada around no-till farming and soil health disregard contributions of the early adopters for being early adopters.
Australian startups are working hard to change the way we monitor, manage and report soil carbon sequestration.
“When it comes to soil carbon, there are more questions than answers in terms of whether it’s investable.” and other quotes from the sidelines of the World Agri-Tech and Future Food-Tech conferences in London last week.
Indigo Ag would not comment on reports that its valuation has plummeted 94% from $3.5 billion two years ago to just $200 million today.
The FarmLab agronomy platform can help farmers better map, sample and analyze soil for agronomy and carbon projects.
Agriculture must slash its emissions by nearly 80% by 2050; it will take the entire agrifood value chain to accomplish this.
Innovators in New Zealand look to improve food production while weaving indigenous perspectives and sustainability throughout every step.
Latin American agrifoodtech startups hoping to scale their solutions can now apply to the GLOCAL Game Changers LatAm Series 2023.
