The warring foodtech firms have agreed to dismiss the case with “each party to bear its own costs, expenses, and attorneys’ fees.”
Grain Weevil says its robot can make storing grain more efficient while keeping farmers out of grain bins and saving lives in the process.
ZBiotics will expand its retail footprint as well as bring more use cases for its genetically engineered probiotics to market.
HabiTerre will use the funds to scale up its environmental systems models that can analyze farming’s impact on the environment.
A history of innovation and a new pack of entrepreneurs are driving agtech growth in Fargo and the Red River Valley.
CHONEX aims to supercharge soil health in the face of intensive farming practices and extreme weather brought on by climate change.
Existing single-cell suspension stir tank bioreactors “can’t be used to effectively produce non-GM, cultivated muscle and fat,” claims Mission Barns.
The only subsegment delivering meaningful growth in unit sales was coconut milk, with dollar sales up 12.6% and units up 13.9% in the year to July 14, albeit off a small base.
“Our goal is to become the epicenter for unmanned aerial systems in the agricultural space,” says Kelly Hills CEO Lukas Koch.
Just under half (45%) of US row-crop producers say they currently purchase or use ag biological products, up from 37% in 2022.
A new player has emerged on the alt dairy scene with an aged plant-based cheddar launching at select restaurants in New York City and the San Francisco Bay Area under the Plonts brand.
“We are trying to drive this business to cashflow positive operations as quickly as possible,” says CFO Lubi Kutua. “We have not said that that will occur this year.”
The legal dispute between the animal-free dairy pioneer and co-manufacturer Olon is turning increasingly ugly, with Olon arguing that Perfect Day is presenting “a false narrative” of their deteriorating relationship.
It’s unlikely artificial intelligence would ever replace the actual agronomist.
“For the first 100 tanks there, we have already sold all our product,” says founder and CEO Daniel Russek.
In its next growth phase, Agrovision will invest in establishing new growing regions in Egypt and Indonesia and expanding its operations in markets such as China, says CEO Steve Magami.
“The cost of using Leaf pays for itself in both lower initial development costs and reduced maintenance costs.”
There’s a lot more to autonomy than autonomy.
“Shiru’s hypothesis has been that there are likely much more than a dozen sweet proteins out there, but it’s very difficult to find them if you don’t have the right tools,” says founder Dr. Jasmin Hume.
Funding will enable Applied Carbon to deploy a fleet of biochar machines across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana.
