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This article directly stems from the research process for our global venture capital investors database. Based on this list and our advanced keyword crawler technology, we created a list of venture capital investors that mention AgTech-related keywords on their website. The list – offered as an Excel file – is perfectly suited to get in touch with the most relevant investors in the field.
This article highlights three significant AgTech venture capital investment funds in the United States from our keyword crawler generated AgTech VC investor list.
1. AgFunder (San Francisco)
AgFunder is a venture capital firm from San Francisco that invests in companies who aim to improve the food and agriculture system. They have a special focus on sustainable and forward-thinking ideas, which is also represented in their portfolio. One of the portfolio companies is Aigen, who make small autonomous solar powered weeding robots.
2. R-Squared Ventures (Los Altos)
R-Squared Ventures is a fund, that is interested not only in investing but also in supporting businesses in form of know-how and mentorship. The companies network consists of over 70 industry founders, executives and venture capitalists. They are mainly focused on Fintech, Marketplaces and Digital Commerce but also invest in Gaming and AgTech. An interesting portfolio company is Beehero, a platform that records and maximizes the pollination of bees to increase crop yields.
3. Serra Ventures (Champaign)
Serra Ventures is a VC firm that invests in early-stage tech start-ups in the United States. They aim to solve industry specific problems using deep technology and sector experience. There are many interesting AgTech businesses in their portfolio. Smart Apply is a precise add-on for air blast sprayers so farmers are able to spray fewer chemicals but with better control and reliability. Another promising company is Tillable, who target the farmland rental market in order to help landowners make better informed decisions about their assets.
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