Latest News on Ag Innovation - Sep. 8th, 2025
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- Nov 23, 2025
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Orchard Robotics raises US$22M and accelerates AI “farmhand” for orchards
Orchard Robotics has raised US$22 million to expand its computer vision and AI platform that maps trees fruit-by-fruit and guides pruning, thinning, and harvesting decisions. Now entering commercial scale-up in the U.S., the solution aims to reduce labor costs and increase productivity in apples and stone fruits.Source: AgFunderNews. AgFunderNews
UPL launches NUTREO N at Aapresid, targeting simpler foliar fertilization
UPL introduced NUTREO® N in Argentina — a foliar nitrogen solution under its NPP division (biologicals and sustainable technologies). Launched regionally with plans to expand into wheat and corn, the product aims to simplify re-fertilization, reduce field passes, and optimize operational windows. Direct impact on cost and nutrient-use efficiency.Source: AgroPages. AgroPages
Novonesis unveils Nitragin Genesis, strengthening its biological pipeline for nitrogen
Novonesis presented Nitragin Genesis at Aapresid 2025 (Argentina), expanding its portfolio of inoculants and biological solutions for nitrogen fixation. The regional rollout focuses on row crops and aims to increase nitrogen-use efficiency while reducing dependence on synthetic fertilizers.Source: AgroPages. AgroPages
Aapresid growers launch Biologika, a farmer-led bioinputs network
Argentine farmers have launched Biologika, the first bioinputs network created by producers to integrate development, validation, and access to biological products. In its early stage with sector-led governance, the initiative could accelerate adoption of lower-impact solutions and reduce acquisition costs. A learning model with potential applicability in Brazil.Source: AgroPages. AgroPages
Koppert Argentina and Tropfen form alliance for biological adjuvants
Koppert Argentina and Tropfen announced an R&D partnership to develop adjuvants that improve the stability, coverage, and performance of biologicals in the field. In codesign and co-development phase, the collaboration targets row crops and fruit production, with expected impact on application efficiency and reduced rework.Source: AgroPages. AgroPages
Atarraya brings “flat-pack shrimp farms” to New Jersey in modular expansion
Mexican company Atarraya has begun deploying its Shrimpbox modules in the U.S. using a flat-pack assembly model, automation, and AI for indoor shrimp production. In commercial rollout, the system reduces sanitary risks, water use, and logistics while offering high-value protein close to urban centers.Source: AgFunderNews. AgFunderNews
World Agri-Tech London previews 55 early-stage solutions in AI, sensors, and biologicals
World Agri-Tech (Sept 22–23, London) has revealed a showcase of 55 startups focused on sensors, AI for pest detection, genomics, robotics, biologicals, and crop genetics. Ranging from pre-market to pilot stage, these technologies are expected to shape the European dealflow later this month.Source: iGrowNews. iGrow News
Expointer grows and reinforces machinery and innovation as business drivers
The 48th Expointer opened with record numbers of exhibitors and a strong technical program featuring machinery, implements, and digital solutions. As a major commercial exhibition in Brazil, the event highlights trends in accessible mechanization and connected services for small and mid-sized farms.Source: Canal Rural. Canal Rural







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