Recombinetics, a pioneer in gene-editing solutions for human health and animal agriculture, completed a $34 million Series A financing round. The company plans to use the proceeds to accelerate new research and development by adding scientists and expertise focused on emerging science, including regenerative medicine.
Bushel™ closed a $7 million private investment round to accelerate its patent-pending digital platform for the grain industry. The funding was led by private investors in the agriculture and software industries. Bushel has been adopted by grain elevators, cooperatives, and ethanol plants that include
Cultiva received $1.9 million in Series B financing from an undisclosed investor. Cultiva’s proprietary, food-grade biofilm technology, known as SureSeal, acts as a cuticle supplement on plants. The company’s objective is to explore and develop the capabilities of this technology to make products that provide growers
Ceres Imaging, which specializes in spectral imaging technology to help farmers increase yields by more efficiently applying water and fertilizer, announced it has raised $2.5 million in Series A financing from Romulus Capital. Ceres Imaging uses aerial imagery and spectral image processing to monitor crop variables
According to a recent SEC filing, agtech startup Farmobile has brought in $11.5 million in financing from an undisclosed investor. Founded in 2013, The company has created a centralized, secure farm data platform called Simplicity that allows farmers to collect, protect, and connect with their data.
Gro Intelligence completed a new round of Series A financing led by TPG Capital, with participation from Data Collective. By structuring and interpreting the world’s agricultural data, Gro Intelligence aims to make complex analysis simple and accessible. The company’s cloud-based software, Gro, pulls scattered bits of
According to a recent SEC filing, aWhere has raised $2.1 million in financing from an undisclosed investor. aWhere, founded in 1999, collects and analyzes more than a billion points of weather and agronomic data from around the globe each day. This agricultural intelligence is then delivered
According to a recent SEC filing, Skycision has raised $837,867 in financing from an undisclosed investor. Skycision delivers a data-driven software solution to agricultural operations, using drones to acquire aerial imagery. Remote field sensing capabilities are used in building predictive models, which enable the Skycision system
AgTech company Indigo announced it has secured $156 million in Series D financing. Four investors contributed to the round: Baillie Gifford, Activant Capital Group, Flagship Pioneering, and Alaska Permanent Fund. Indigo harnesses nature to help farmers sustainably feed the planet, by focusing on the microbes that