Funded Agriculture and Farming Startups in Cambridge
In the 12 most recent agriculture and farming rounds shown (sorted by round date descending), the largest disclosed amount is Terrana Biosciences’ $50M rou…
In the 12 most recent agriculture and farming rounds shown (sorted by round date descending), the largest disclosed amount is Terrana Biosciences’ $50M round on 2025-07-01; it sits well above the next-largest disclosed figures (e.g., $16M for Better Origin on 2022-04-07 and $15M for FYTO on 2022-07-07), while most other disclosed rounds cluster between $1M and $12M (such as HyveGeo’s $140K on 2026-06-12 and Fieldwork Robotics’ $3M on 2026-04-08). The geography also clusters: Cambridge, UK appears repeatedly alongside other US “Cambridge” cities, including Cambridge, Massachusetts (H2Ok Innovations 2025-07-16 $12M; Inari 2022-10-04 $124M; FYTO 2022-07-07 $15M) and Cambridge, Vermont (Boyden Farm 2023-09-07 $140K), with the UK Cambridge set including HyveGeo (2026-06-12 $140K), Better Origin (2022-04-07 $16M), and KisanHub (2020-11-18 $1M).
Stage/amount reporting is mixed: 2 of 12 rows are “undisclosed” (VBuddies Cognitive on 2026-06-10; Yard Stick on 2023-10-18), and “Series Unknown” appears in multiple entries (HyveGeo, Terrana Biosciences, Yard Stick, Boyden Farm, and KisanHub). Temporally, the visible window runs from 2020-11-18 (KisanHub) to 2026-06-12 (HyveGeo), with multiple rounds landing in 2022 (e.g., Inari on 2022-10-04 $124M; FYTO on 2022-07-07 $15M; Better Origin on 2022-04-07 $16M; CrannMor debt financing on 2022-04-05 $2M), and several UK Cambridge financings showing up in 2022 as well.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Cambridge agriculture and farming set, and how sharply does it stand out versus the rest?
Terrana Biosciences’ $50M (2025-07-01) is the only disclosed amount in this table that reaches that level; the next-largest disclosed figures are far lower, including $16M (Better Origin, 2022-04-07) and $15M (FYTO, 2022-07-07), while other disclosed rounds include $12M (H2Ok Innovations, 2025-07-16) and $3M (Fieldwork Robotics, 2026-04-08).
Are there noticeable geographic clusters, especially around “Cambridge,” or is it spread across unrelated cities?
“Cambridge” dominates by name but not by location: Cambridge, Massachusetts accounts for multiple higher-ticket disclosed rounds such as Inari $124M (2022-10-04) and FYTO $15M (2022-07-07), while Cambridge, Cambridgeshire (UK) includes HyveGeo $140K (2026-06-12) and Better Origin $16M (2022-04-07). There are also separate geographies using the same city name like Cambridge, Vermont (Boyden Farm $140K on 2023-09-07) and Cambridge, New York (CrannMor debt financing $2M on 2022-04-05).
Which entries fall into the most recent time window on this page (last ~90 days from the newest date shown)?
Using the latest row date, 2026-06-12 (HyveGeo), the entries within roughly the next 90 days are HyveGeo on 2026-06-12 ($140K), VBuddies Cognitive on 2026-06-10 (undisclosed), and Fieldwork Robotics on 2026-04-08 ($3M).
How does stage reporting look: do certain stages repeat, and how common are undisclosed amounts or “Series Unknown”?
Two of 12 rows are undisclosed in the amount field (VBuddies Cognitive on 2026-06-10; Yard Stick on 2023-10-18). “Series Unknown” appears in multiple rows as well (HyveGeo, Terrana Biosciences, Yard Stick, Boyden Farm, and KisanHub), so a large share of entries provide stage labels that are not specific even when amounts are disclosed (e.g., HyveGeo $140K on 2026-06-12).
Are there outliers worth flagging for deeper diligence based on size or structure of financing?
Yes: Inari’s $124M (2022-10-04, Series E) is an order-of-magnitude-like outlier versus the majority of other disclosed amounts in the table, and CrannMor’s $2M is labeled as debt financing rather than equity (2022-04-05). At the small end, HyveGeo’s $140K (2026-06-12) and Boyden Farm’s $140K (2023-09-07) bracket the lower disclosed values, contrasting with the much larger disclosed biotech-like rounds such as Terrana Biosciences’ $50M (2025-07-01).
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