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Young Farmers Dig Into Land

Modern Farmer

The three team members—Rudman, Oliver Aurand and Kevin Reiss, who met in 2023 on a nearby farm—bring backgrounds in soil science, anthropology and just over a decade of combined field hand experience. Waves of Grain also hopes to supplement some of the supply chain aspects of a farmer’s job, so the farmers can focus more on farming.

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Start-Up Journeys after World Agri-Tech

World Agri-Tech

And we think everything through from “lab to dirt” by asking ourselves how what we build today will fare through the supply chain and how it will seamlessly integrate with existing grower practices.” We’ll soon publish in a leading soil science journal. EarthOptics is now approaching 100 employees.

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This app set out to fight pesticides. Once VC stepped in, the app helped sell them.

Food Environment and Reporting Network

No longer did she speak about saving the environment or using fewer chemicals: Now, she said, “We want to start a revolution in the agri-supply chain.” The Streys had studied geography and soil science at Leibniz University Hannover in Germany. This subtle shift spoke volumes about what was happening behind the scenes.

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Our 2023 Food and Farming Holiday Book Gift Guide

Civil Eats

Yet Hartman and his family manage to work less and make the same income on one third of an acre—the renowned Clay Bottom Farm —as they did on an acre. That’s not to say growing food isn’t hard work. The simple reason I find these compelling is that groceries are so very complex.

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