Funded Agriculture and Farming Startups in New York
The 14 agriculture and farming companies shown here span rounds from January 2021 through September 2025, with disclosed amounts ranging from $100K (Cooks…
The 14 agriculture and farming companies shown here span rounds from January 2021 through September 2025, with disclosed amounts ranging from $100K (Cooks Venture, debt financing, February 2022) to $150M (Bowery Farming, also debt financing, January 2022). The most recent entries are Chestnut Carbon's $90M Series B in September 2025 and Ambrook's $26M Series A in July 2025, both signaling continued institutional appetite for New York-based agtech through mid-decade.
Round types across these 14 are varied — Series B, Series A, Seed, debt financing, and multiple undisclosed-stage rounds — reflecting companies at different growth stages rather than a single funding cohort. Subsectors include carbon markets, agricultural financial software, crop data intelligence, vertical farming, climate risk insurance, and pet food brands positioning under the agriculture umbrella. Liberation Labs is the only company that appears twice, having closed rounds in both April 2023 and October 2024.
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Frequently asked
What are the largest disclosed rounds among these New York agriculture startups?
Bowery Farming raised $150M in debt financing in January 2022, Chestnut Carbon closed a $90M Series B in September 2025, and Gro Intelligence raised $85M in a Series B in January 2021. These three rounds account for the bulk of disclosed capital visible in this dataset.
Which company has raised multiple rounds in this dataset?
Liberation Labs appears twice — a $30M round in April 2023 and a follow-on $2M round in October 2024, both listed as Series Unknown stage.
What round stages are represented across these 14 companies?
The dataset covers Series B (Chestnut Carbon, Smalls, Gro Intelligence), Series A (Ambrook, Made by Nacho, Arbol), Seed (Map My Crop, AKUA), debt financing (Bowery Farming, Cooks Venture), and several Series Unknown rounds including iAnthus and Liberation Labs.
How recent is the most recent funding activity shown here?
The most recent round is Chestnut Carbon's $90M Series B, closed September 21, 2025, followed by Ambrook's $26M Series A on July 1, 2025. The earliest entry in this view is Gro Intelligence's $85M Series B from January 8, 2021.
What subsectors do these New York agriculture companies operate across?
The 14 companies span carbon credit markets (Chestnut Carbon), agri-fintech (Ambrook), crop intelligence SaaS (Map My Crop, Gro Intelligence), vertical farming (Bowery Farming), pet food (Smalls, Made by Nacho), climate risk insurance (Arbol), and precision fermentation or biotech inputs (Liberation Labs).
Are there any rounds in this dataset with undisclosed amounts?
Acumen's April 2023 round is listed with no disclosed amount. All other rounds in this view include a dollar figure, though several — including Liberation Labs and iAnthus — are labeled Series Unknown for stage.
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