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Funding from the Deep Tech Accelerator program will support the commercialization of recycled fertilizer inputs sourced from waste streams.

Seed group expands digital push as data-driven tools gain ground in agriculture.

Founder Reuben Rampersad to continue overseeing product innovation as the crop input company scales its molecular fertilizer platform.

Portland startup develops robotic greenhouse system designed to reduce water use and shorten produce supply chains after a wave of vertical-farming bankruptcies.

Cambridge startup aims to accelerate discovery of molecular “glues” for next-generation herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides.

Israeli AgTech startup expands commercial rollout of human-inspired robotic cultivation platform aimed at reducing herbicide use and farm labor dependence.

Backed by the Gates Foundation and Yara Growth Ventures, the Australian startup plans first on-farm deployments as it targets a share of the $69 billion global ammonia market.

Canadian startup says growers cut fertilizer use by 70% as it prepares U.S. expansion.

The spray-on coating forms a water-repellent layer that prevents fungal infections while allowing normal plant growth, reducing reliance on chemical fungicides that harm the environment and human health.

Startup says lower temperature and pressure design could cut costs and emissions as it raises $7.5 million Seed round.

14 companies addressing farming efficiency, alternative proteins, water use, and food automation were selected among the Startup Battlefield 200.

Early planning, focused enterprises, and steady markets underpin long-term viability.

The California startup is also facing a lawsuit from a dealer alleging its tractors could not operate autonomously, a claim the company disputes.

SecondBloom’s Locust Grove auction becomes the latest in a series of asset liquidations following Bowery’s shutdown and sector-wide financial turmoil.

RealCoverage, which uses AI and computer vision to measure and optimize droplet application in real time, has been shown to cut input costs by up to 50%.