Author name: Rachel Camby

For Alabama-based row crop grower Todd Stewart, the last four years have been nothing short of a struggle. Despite using the recommended amounts of fertilizers, fungicides, and insecticides, and conducting regular soil sampling, Stewart faced years o

In recent years, the cultivated meat industry has made significant strides in various facets of production, from media formulations to cell lines. However, according to Mission Barns, a San Francisco-based startup, the economics of cultivated meat wo

In a dramatic turn of events at Lifeway Foods, a faction of shareholders led by Edward and Ludmila Smolyansky has filed a consent statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) demanding the removal of the current board of directors

The landscape of plant-based milk in the United States is undergoing notable shifts, as evidenced by recent data from SPINS shared with AgFunderNews. Over the 52-week period ending July 14, US retail sales of plant-based milk declined by 5.2%, with u

Heinan Brothers Agra Services, a stalwart in the aerial crop spraying industry, is taking a significant leap into the future with the launch of its new subsidiary, Kelly Hills Unmanned Systems. Known for their manned crop spraying airplanes, Heinan B

After a few exhilarating yet financially unrewarding years in the driverless car industry, engineer and tech enthusiast Kumar Ranjan found himself at a crossroads when the pandemic hit. This unexpected pause in his career prompted Ranjan to pivot dra

The adoption of biological crop solutions among U.S. row crop farmers has seen a notable increase of 8% over the past two years, according to a recent study by the research and consulting firm Stratovation Group. This study, titled “Ag Biologicals: R

Australian startup Cauldron has recently secured AUD 4.3 million (approximately $2.8 million) from the Department of Industry, Science and Resources through its Industry Growth Program (IGP). This funding will significantly bolster Cauldron’s mission