Hoofprint Biome Raises $15M Series A to Advance Enzyme-Based Methane Reduction in Cattle
Hoofprint Biome secured a $15 million Series A round to accelerate commercialization of its methane-reducing feed additive for cattle.
AgTech Funding News delivers the latest updates on investments, venture capital, and funding rounds fueling growth in agricultural technology.
Covering news on seed funding, Series A through C rounds, and strategic investments, this category provides insights into the financial landscape shaping AgTech innovation.
Discover which startups and technologies are attracting investor interest—from precision agriculture and crop biotechnology to sustainable farming solutions—and learn about trends driving capital into the sector. Stay informed on the funding activities and key players advancing the future of agriculture through financial support and strategic growth.
Hoofprint Biome secured a $15 million Series A round to accelerate commercialization of its methane-reducing feed additive for cattle.
Rainbow Crops receives investment from PINC, the venture arm of Paulig, marking PINC’s third investment in 2025.
Cultivarium has announced a three-year project focused on developing research tools for fungi and archaea, supported by a $10 million grant from the Wellcome Trust.
EF Polymer has raised JPY 1 billion (approx. USD 6.6 million) in the first close of its Series B round.
Liberation Labs received a strategic investment from the NIF to establish a precision-fermentation biomanufacturing facility in Saudi Arabia.
This round of funding follows a $750,000 grant awarded to NCLC in March 2023 by the Connecticut Department of Agriculture.
AgBoost has closed a $500,000 investment round led by an angel investor to support platform development and expansion.
Novo Holdings and KKR have entered into definitive agreements under which Novo Holdings will invest directly in Sylvan
AdvancedAg, an Indigenous, family-owned ag-biotech firm based in Alberta, raised $2M in seed funding from Raven Indigenous Capital Partners.
Brevel, a climate food-tech company, has extended its seed round to US$25 million through warrant exercises by existing investors.
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