Series A Funded Agriculture and Farming Startups
The 50 most recent Series A rounds in agriculture and farming span November 2025 back to February 2024, with companies operating across 15 countries.
The 50 most recent Series A rounds in agriculture and farming span November 2025 back to February 2024, with companies operating across 15 countries. The largest disclosed raise belongs to Techcoop (Ho Chi Minh City, $70M, December 2024), followed by Agrilife Studio (Palaiseau, France, $27M) and Ambrook (New York, $26M, July 2025). The United States leads with 13 companies in this set — from water-sensing firm H2Ok Innovations (Cambridge, $12M) to farm finance platform Traction Ag (Auburn, Indiana, $10M) — while India follows with 12, including Tractor Junction (Alwar, $17M), Superplum (Noida, $15M), and MARUT Drones (Hyderabad, $6M).
Carbon and soil health is a cross-geographic theme: Klim (Berlin, $22M), Varaha (Delhi, $9M), and Eion (Princeton, $3M) all closed rounds in this window. Biotech-oriented deals — Ascribe Bioscience (Ithaca, $12M), Future Fields (Edmonton, $8M), FreezeM (Rehovot, $14M) — add technical depth to a segment that also includes drone automation, agri-finance software, and supply-chain traceability across markets from Singapore to Argentina.
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What are the largest disclosed Series A rounds in agriculture and farming shown here?
Techcoop (Ho Chi Minh City) raised $70M in December 2024, the largest in this group by a significant margin. Agrilife Studio (Palaiseau, France) closed at $27M in February 2024, and Ambrook (New York) raised $26M in July 2025. Klim (Berlin) at $22M and Tractor Junction (Alwar, India) at $17M round out the top five by disclosed size.
Which countries have the most Series A agriculture and farming companies in this dataset?
The United States leads with 13 companies, spanning Massachusetts, New York, California, Indiana, New Jersey, North Carolina, and Washington state. India follows with 12, concentrated across Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, and Uttar Pradesh. Canada has five — Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa, Sidney (BC), and Vancouver — while Germany and Israel each contribute three.
What sub-sectors are attracting the most Series A capital in agriculture right now?
Biotech and biological inputs form a notable cluster: Ascribe Bioscience, Kula Bio, Future Fields, Fermata, FreezeM, and Peptobiotics all raised within this window. Carbon and soil health is a cross-geographic theme with Klim (Berlin, $22M), Varaha (Delhi, $9M), and Eion (Princeton, $3M). Water technology, drone automation, agri-finance software, and supply-chain traceability each have multiple representatives as well.
What is the typical deal size range for a Series A in this sector?
Among the 46 companies with disclosed amounts, rounds range from $2M (Beyond Green, Lille) to $70M (Techcoop). The large majority cluster between $5M and $15M; only four companies — Techcoop, Agrilife Studio, Ambrook, and Klim — exceeded $20M. Four companies (Kula Bio, California Cultured, eAgronom, Skytree) did not disclose their round sizes.
Are emerging-market agtech founders raising Series A rounds at comparable scale to US and European counterparts?
Several are. Techcoop (Vietnam) at $70M is the largest disclosed round in the entire set, and Indian companies such as Tractor Junction ($17M) and Superplum ($15M) are competitive with typical US deal sizes. South Africa contributes two companies (Nile.ag, KHULA!), and Latin America appears through Kilimo (Córdoba, Argentina, $8M) and Botanical Solutions (Vitacura, Chile, $8M).
How far back does the Series A activity in this dataset extend, and what is the most recent entry?
The most recent entries are Tractor Junction (Alwar, India, $17M) on November 22, 2025, and Athian (Indianapolis, $4M) on November 21, 2025. The earliest round shown is Agrilife Studio (Palaiseau, France, $27M) on February 5, 2024, giving the dataset a roughly 21-month window of Series A activity in the sector.
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