Jennifer Marston

Funding to adaptation solutions still receives less than 10% of climate finance, according to a new report from ClimateWorks Foundation.

Artificial intelligence should be designed to support and enhance the human elements of the business, says the foodora CIO.

The research-focused Core Access Fund recently awarded its first two startups and hopes to support more in the future.

Naïo will consolidate R&D activities and focus on making ag robotics and automation an option for small farms and vineyards.

Cortevo's forthcoming Goltreva product promises to help growers fight destructive yield losses from pests like the corn leafhopper.

The two companies will build a research environment that makes small-molecule synthesis faster, cheaper, and less repetitive.

In an agribusiness setting, Spot is "an extra set of eyes and ears" that can inspect operations and catch potential hazards.

About 320 million pounds of food are expected to go to waste this Thanksgiving, according to food systems think tank ReFED.

Two asset management firms have a $100 million regenerative agriculture, while a "non-UPF" label for food items launched in the US.

Founder Paul Mikesell shares thoughts on harvest robots, automation for small farms, and how agtech startups should approach VCs.

Food companies must address risks in the meat industry related to both changing consumer preference trends and supply chain vulnerabilities.

The company will expand its AI software and services for ag machinery to the Southeastern US and Australia.

Despite VC funding declines, growing consensus is that robotics and automation are "integral to modern agriculture."

French biotech startup Nutropy raised funds this week, while the EU reversed its reversal of the upcoming deforestation law.

The Global Agriculture and Food Security Program has announced the first capital allocation to the African Development Bank.

'Control of production is more important than loosely based label claims,' says Blake Albers of Albers Craft Meats

Startups are addressing the technical challenges of getting something that can compete with low-cost herbicides.

Robot-maker Starship, well known in food delivery circles, also raised capital, as did crop protection platform Ascribe Bio.

Provivi is working with UPL Corp, AgNova, Koppert do Brasil and others around the world to bring pheromone-based solutions to more farmers.

"We need more talent in ag, and we're really trying to position the fund to be there for that," says Reservoir CEO Danny Bernstein.