Funded Agriculture and Farming Startups in San Francisco
Among the 23 San Francisco agriculture and farming entries shown, Afresh’s $34M round on 2026-04-21 is the largest disclosed amount; the next-largest discl…
Among the 23 San Francisco agriculture and farming entries shown, Afresh’s $34M round on 2026-04-21 is the largest disclosed amount; the next-largest disclosed figures cluster around $100M (Silo at $100M on 2023-07-12, Charm Industrial at $100M on 2023-06-06, and Wildtype at $100M on 2022-02-23), meaning Afresh is not the top by size across the whole window. A clearer pattern is staging: 14 of 23 rows are labeled “Series Unknown” and 2 of 23 are “undisclosed,” so disclosed-size comparisons are incomplete for roughly two-thirds of entries. The dates span 2020-11-19 (Afresh Technologies) through 2026-04-21 (Afresh), with the most recent cluster in 2026 (Afresh on 2026-04-21, Pheronym on 2026-04-02, and FarmTogether on 2026-03-20). The list also shows a notable outlier on the high end—Silo’s $100M on 2023-07-12—while the smallest disclosed amount is Yarden’s $100K seed round on 2022-03-01.
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Frequently asked
What are the disclosed-size outliers in this San Francisco agriculture and farming set?
Silo’s $100M round (2023-07-12) is the largest disclosed amount in the table, while Yarden’s $100K seed round (2022-03-01) is the smallest disclosed amount. Between them, the disclosed amounts are far less extreme, with several rounds concentrated in the single-digit millions (e.g., Precip $500K on 2024-04-03; Neatleaf $4M on 2024-01-23).
How much of the list lacks a comparable disclosed round size due to “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed”?
14 of 23 rows are marked “Series Unknown” (e.g., Afresh 2026-04-21 $34M; FarmTogether 2026-03-20 $9M), and 2 of 23 rows are explicitly “undisclosed” (Permanent 2024-09-04; Benchmark Labs 2023-06-26). That means only 7 of 23 rows provide both an explicit series label and a disclosed amount suitable for stage-size comparisons.
Is there a recent closing window where multiple rounds landed close together?
Yes: the 2026 window is tightly clustered, with Afresh (2026-04-21) at $34M, Pheronym (2026-04-02) at $380K, and FarmTogether (2026-03-20) at $9M. Older quarters also cluster around major rounds, such as mid-2023 with Better Place Forests ($8M on 2023-08-21) following large $100M rounds like Charm Industrial ($100M on 2023-06-06).
What stage mix dominates, and do the biggest disclosed rounds share the same stage label?
“Series Unknown” is the dominant classification at 14 of 23 rows (e.g., StockGuard $6M on 2024-10-15; Neatleaf $4M on 2024-01-23). The largest disclosed $100M rounds appear under different labeled stages—Silo is “Series Unknown” (2023-07-12 $100M) while Charm Industrial is “Series B” (2023-06-06 $100M) and Wildtype is “Series B” (2022-02-23 $100M), so the top-end size isn’t confined to one labeled stage.
Are there patterns in the geography, or is San Francisco only loosely represented?
Every row in the table is listed as San Francisco, California, United States, including high-disclosed rounds like Wildtype ($100M on 2022-02-23) and Afresh Technologies ($13M on 2020-11-19). There are no alternate city listings within the provided rows.
Which companies provide the clearest late-to-mid 2023 size gradient for outbound targeting?
Mid-2023 contains several high-disclosed anchors: Charm Industrial’s $100M (2023-06-06) and Silo’s $100M (2023-07-12) sit alongside smaller but still disclosed rounds like Better Place Forests $8M (2023-08-21). If prioritizing disclosed sizing for approach sequencing, these entries bracket the range near the top of the disclosed amounts during 2023.
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