31st January 2024 Agritech / WayBeyond
New Zealand agritech startup WayBeyond is looking beyond helping growers solely with yield, but now also providing data solutions that will improve food security and promote sustainable practices.
The venture will use the funds to grow its global footprint in the wine industry, where its technology is already used by iconic brands Giesen and Cloudy Bay.
A New Zealand company that uses artificial intelligence-enabled audio sensors to monitor respiratory health on commercial animal farms, has entered two agreements to trial its products in China.
New Zealand-founded agritech business CropX Technologies is buying Green Brain, a digital irrigation management solutions provider based in Adelaide, Australia.
The agritech startup’s latest investment round is also supported by an Auckland-based deep tech investor.
AgriTechNZ is leading a cohort of 23 delegates from 16 organisations representing innovators, researchers, investors and enablers of agricultural technologies to Ireland and the UK.
A joint venture of major New Zealand agribusiness companies and the government, is the lead investor in a US start-up developing probiotics and natural enzymes that reduces methane from cows.
If re-elected, the party says it will use the money to help transform NZ into a global leader in sustainable agri.
Agritech leader Arama Kukutai is one of four alumni of Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington selected as Distinguished Alumni Award winners for 2023.
Agritech innovator Hot Lime Labs has closed an oversubscribed funding round, banking $4m.
Dairy farm reporting software company Trev has acquired red meat specialist Cloud Farmer, a pioneer of farm recording in New Zealand.
Foxton vertical farming venture 26 Seasons and Nelson’s Snap Information Technologies are both in line for RSPF loans.
Vertical farming venture Greengrower is producing and supplying leafy greens to the grocery and foodservice channels.
The unmanned vehicle aims to alleviate orchard and vineyard labour shortages and transform the industry for growers.
A new report aims to provide actionable insight for agritech stakeholders looking at opportunities in the sector – and busts some myths along the way.
New Zealand agritech startup 26 Seasons is looking for $5.5m to expand its domestic vertical farming operation and establish a footprint abroad for its premium strawberries.
More than $15m was invested in 2021 in NZ TIN200-related agritech companies, like vineyard data venture Cropsy.
The government is investing $4m over four years from the Ministry of Primary Industries’ Sustainable Food and Fibre Futures Fund to expand a biosecurity readiness and response app developed by Onside.
AgriTechNZ has backed the government’s proposal for a $340m Centre for Climate Action on Agricultural Emissions as part of its Emissions Reduction Plan, and notes a key role to be played by agritech.
New Zealand based agri-tech company Bluelab has acquired automation company Autogrow as part of a global strategy to expand operations into new territories and increase its range of technology offerings to customers.
Functional plant proteins, 3D printed food, and energy from waste are among the 24 ventures that will go through to an accelerator.
The Ministry for Primary Industries Sustainable Food and Fibre Futures fund is contributing $493,500 to a $823,500 research programme to create a digital farm environment plan.
Gallagher and the Royal Barenbrug Group have backed Christchurch-based agritech firm Farmote Systems.
Agriculture spins-offs such as packing and grading equipment now outstrip apple exports, while the nature of meat products has changed.
ChristchurchNZ has launched the its second annual Food, Fibre and Agritech Supernode Challenge.
The precision growing technology business was last night named the supreme winner at the awards.
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