Top 10 AgTech Capital Raises and Investors in the U.S. – June 1st-30th, 2026
Several interesting transactions closed in the AgTech sector over the past month. If you would like more info on these deals or would like to discuss the capital raising market for your company, please contact me.
PE Growth/Expansion
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- Arcadia Biosciences, an agricultural biotechnology that focuses on science-based consumer food and agricultural products, including Zola Coconut Water and agronomic wheat traits, received $4 million of development capital.
- MustGrow Biologics, a regenerative agriculture that improves biological crop protection, biofertility, and crop nutrition solutions as sustainable alternatives to synthetic chemicals and fertilizers, received approximately CAD 3.74 million of development capital.
Merger/Acquisition
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- AgIQ, an AI-powered agricultural platform that provides satellite imagery, crop monitoring, predictive analytics, and decision-support tools to optimize farm productivity, was acquired by DPA Auctions.
- NovoNutrients, a biotechnology that develops fermentation technology that converts industrial carbon dioxide emissions into sustainable protein ingredients for food and animal feed, was acquired by Biosphere.
Later Stage VC
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- Leaf, an agricultural data integration platform that unifies farm, equipment, weather, satellite, and operational data to support analytics and AI-driven decision-making, raised $16.5 million of Series B venture funding in a deal led by Leaps by Bayer.
- Midland Co., a land-based aquaculture that produces sustainable shrimp using algae-based recirculating aquaculture systems, raised $634,982 in venture funding from InnoVenture Iowa.
Early Stage VC
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- The Pennycress, an agricultural biotechnology that develops modified winter oilseed crops to improve farm productivity, expand sustainable feedstock production, and support crop diversification, raised venture funding from Vectors Capital.
- Terion, an agricultural intelligence software that uses artificial intelligence, remote sensing, and ecosystem modeling to optimize land management, verify agricultural outcomes, and improve supply chain performance, raised venture funding from Flagship Pioneering.
Seed Round
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- Daro, pathogen surveillance technology for livestock that helps farmers detect, predict, and prevent disease outbreaks to improve animal health and farm resilience, raised an estimated $2.5 million in Seed-2 funding from Grit Road Partners.
Angel (individual)
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- 701x, a livestock management technology that combines wearable devices, GPS tracking, and software to monitor cattle health, location, calving, and productivity, raised $10 million in Series B funding.
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Karen Witt
Managing Director
20 years of experience in financial services including all facets of lending and portfolio management. Advised companies on mergers and acquisitions, market expansion, product launch and process improvement. Industry experience includes banking/fintech/payments, construction/real estate development, energy, manufacturing, agriculture, and software development. BA (Business) and MBA from Anderson School of Management, University of New Mexico. FINRA Series 7 and 63 licenses
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