Cauldron Ferm Raises $13.25M Series A2 to Scale Hyper-Fermentation Platform
Cauldron Ferm has closed a $13.25 million Series A2 round led by Main Sequence Ventures, bringing total funding to $26 million
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Cauldron Ferm has closed a $13.25 million Series A2 round led by Main Sequence Ventures, bringing total funding to $26 million
Syngenta partnered with Swiss technology company Vivent Biosignals to develop electrophysiology technology that "listens" to plant electrical signals during pest attacks.
Explore how investment in crop genomics is shifting to staple crops like wheat and rice, impacting global food security.
Total Seed Production completed the acquisition of Bayer's soybean facility in Windfall, Indiana on March 16th, marking a significant expansion of its production footprint.
Protealis has introduced four 000-category soy varieties: PRO Vesuvio, PRO Helicon, PRO Taranaki, and PRO Jacinto.
Gennate Ltd, a Greater Manchester deep-tech company, has closed a £550,000 (~$733,755) seed funding round led by SFC Capital
The Weed Science Society of America is pioneering AI in weed control technologies. Find out how they are making an impact.
Rovensa Next is a key industry partner in the FAUVE research project led by Université de Technologie de Compiègne.
ICL has opened a new specialty fertilizer production facility in Maharashtra, India, spanning approximately seven acres.
AgroSpheres and Wilbur-Ellis announced California approval for FUN-THYME biofungicide, targeting six crops with over $15 billion combined production value in the state.
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