Author name: Rachel Camby

In a landscape once hailed as a transformative solution for climate change, the agroforestry carbon farming sector is grappling with significant challenges. The first half of 2024 has seen these services raise a mere $9.7 million, a staggering drop t

Nasekomo, a Bulgarian insect agriculture startup, is set to revolutionize the insect farming industry with its innovative delivery service for black soldier fly (BSF) neonates. This groundbreaking system allows the tiny larvae to be placed in a state

Agrovision, a leading berry supplier known for its vertically integrated approach to superfruits, has successfully secured $100 million in equity financing. This funding round was spearheaded by Aliment Capital and included contributions from both ne

In a week marked by notable developments in the agritech and foodtech sectors, Germany’s osapiens has emerged as a standout player, successfully securing a $120 million Series B funding round aimed at enhancing its ESG compliance technology. This sig

In a groundbreaking development for the agricultural and food industries, Israeli startup ReaGenics has achieved a remarkable feat by increasing the protein content of potatoes from the typical 2% to an impressive 31% through innovative plant cell cu

Leaf Agriculture, a farm data management platform, has successfully raised $11.3 million in Series A financing. The funding round was led by Spero Ventures and saw participation from all existing investors. The fresh capital will be directed towards

Deploying autonomous agtech vehicles at scale requires much more than putting machines in the field, according to Monarch Tractor founder and CEO Praveen Penmetsa. Besides the autonomous tractors themselves, the company has to build up regional envir

In an exciting development for the food and beverage industry, protein discovery startup Shiru has joined forces with Ajinomoto Health & Nutrition Partners, a subsidiary of the global ingredients giant Ajinomoto, to pioneer the development and commer

In the intricate and fragmented agrifood supply chain of Bangladesh, intermediaries wield significant power, often to the detriment of farmers and retailers. This complex system results in farmers selling their products at a loss, a situation that Sa