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      Rock River Laboratory acquires Deveron, expanding North American ag lab network

      Elena Shalashnik avatar Elena Shalashnik
      November 12, 2025, 2:00 pm
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      Rock River Laboratory, a family-owned leader in agronomic and feed analysis backed by Aqua Capital, has acquired the assets of Deveron, a North American agtech firm providing soil and environmental data and laboratory services across the US and Canada.

      The transaction, supported by Aqua Capital’s equity investment, brings together A&L Canada Laboratories, Woods End Laboratories/Solvita, Agri-Labs, and Frontier Labs—previously part of Deveron—under the Rock River Laboratory umbrella. The expanded laboratory network aims to deliver full-spectrum analytical solutions for agriculture, integrating decades of expertise in soil health, feed optimization, and environmental stewardship.

      “This union brings together three trusted names in agronomy and environmental testing, combining our vast analytic capabilities, geographic reach, and decades of client-centric service,” said Zachery Meyer, Chief Executive Officer of Rock River Laboratory. “Together, we are well-positioned to help agriculture navigate challenges around soil health, feed optimization, and environmental stewardship.”

      David MacMillan, Chief Executive Officer of Deveron, and Greg Patterson, Founder of A&L Canada Laboratories, noted that the integration allows their teams to maintain technical excellence while benefiting from broader scale and operational strength.

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      Eli Ziskind, Partner at Aqua Capital, said the investment aligns with the firm’s strategy to back sustainable agrifood platforms: “Together, we look forward to expanding the company’s reach, both organically and through strategic acquisitions, and continuing to deliver high-quality testing services across key agriculture and environmental segments.”

      The combined network strengthens Aqua Capital’s commitment to advancing climate-resilient and data-driven agribusiness. The partnership supports Aqua’s broader climate transformation agenda by enabling farmers and agronomists to measure, manage, and improve soil health, nutrient efficiency, and sustainability outcomes, contributing to reduced agricultural carbon footprints. The firm integrates environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles across its portfolio and has invested in more than 45 companies since its founding in 2009.

      Deveron, based in North America, offers end-to-end data solutions for growers, agronomists, and agricultural enterprises, combining laboratory analysis with advanced drone and satellite imagery to support precision agriculture and sustainability initiatives.

      Founded in 1976, Rock River Laboratory provides diagnostic and analytical services across animal nutrition, soil health, and environmental testing. Deveron, meanwhile, offers end-to-end, data-driven solutions—from precision sampling and laboratory analysis to drone and satellite imagery—helping growers and enterprises make informed agronomic decisions.

      Rock River Laboratory said the transition will be seamless for customers, emphasizing continuity of service and expanded expertise. “We look forward to this next chapter in advancing agriculture together,” the company said.

      Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

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