While nature-friendly farming methods improve both biodiversity and crop yields, government subsidies may be required to make it as profitable as conventional farming, says a UK study
Farmers could soon apply microbes to crops to ‘reprogram’ them to be resistant against pests, diseases and environmental stress such as drought and heat, as a new research project gets under way
The International Fertilizer Association (IFA) has today announced the finalist cohort of 13 startups for the first-ever IFA Cultivate Challenge. The finalists were selected from more than 100 applicants from more than 40 countries and the announceme …
Doktar Secures €7.5 M to Scale Impact-Driven, Integrated AgTech Globally Doktar, a technology company uniquely positioned at the intersection of data-driven agriculture and scalable sustainability, has closed a €7.5 million funding round co-led by th …
RootWave, the UK-based pioneer in electrical weed control, has successfully raised $15 million to scale its sustainable, chemical-free solution for eliminating weeds – including herbicide-resistant varieties – using electricity. The round was led by …
After officially launching Rainbow Crops in May this year, CEO & Co-Founder Giacomo Bastianelli shares the company's journey since exhibiting at World Agri-Tech in London.
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