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Vancouver-based foodtech startup Maia Farms has closed $2.3 million in pre-seed financing as it looks to expand the production of its mushroom and mycelium-based protein ingredients.

Growcer develops vertical farms in modular containers to help combat food insecurity in challenging climates.

U.S. farmers are often more productive when it comes to yield per acre, and technology adoption is a contributing factor.

The centre will include laboratories, technological workshops, and a greenhouse complex.

Montréal foodtech startup Opalia has secured $2 million CAD to accelerate the development of its tech that produces real milk directly from cells.

The addition of London, UK-based Vladimir Savic comes three months after Blue Vision announced its global ambitions and saw one of its managing partners depart.

GrowerIQ has made its first acquisition, purchasing fellow cannabis software provider Ample Organics from the latter’s American owner, Akerna.

Top experts share their 2024 predictions for food and agtech innovation and investment in 2024. These are the themes that stood out.

The farm of the future will require the combination of technology and knowledgable trusted technical advisors.

Agtech entrepeneurs could all benefit from spending more of their time in the field.