5 Agtech Startups to Watch in 2020 | Unboxing Startups

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5 Agtech Startups to Watch in 2020
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Overview

• As the snow soars across the upper Midwest, the
  forecast for 2020 is starting to become more
  apparent. Agtech is making it easier than ever to
  gather and share data, which is excellent news
  for farmers and investors.
• More vigorous data collection and enhanced data
  transparency can ensure the American farmland is
  being maintained with love and care, as farmers
  work to bear healthy soils and deliver strong
  yields, year after year.
• We are going to highlight five emerging agtech
  startups along with their innovative work
  process, and it will be worth watching in 2020.

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Farming As A Service (FaaS) Will Last To Grow.

• Agriculture as a Service (FaaS) is commonly used
  to refer to subscription and pay-per-use farming
  services. While this may be sounding like
  software engineer jargon, it just relates to
  custom farming.
• If youre a landowner and need someone to perform
  particular services for you and manage the
  equipment, youre engaging in the FaaS ecosystem.
  And that is not a bad thing at all.

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The Rise Of Data Transparency And Analytics

• The global agricultural robot market was lately
  valued at 4.1B. The rise of data transparency
  and analytics in farming goes beyond improved
  equipment competences.
• While agricultural tools get much smarter and
  data delivery reaches with ease, its
  increasingly common for farmland owners and
  tenants to sign leases that necessitate data
  delivery and provide deadlines for that
  information.

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AgTech Investment Opportunities are Multiplying

• The landscape for farmland investors is changing
  alongside the rest of the modernizing
  agricultural industry. FarmTogether, a startup
  aims to help more investors get the benefits of
  having farmland in their investment portfolios.
• Theyre working to make sure more people
  understand the number of ways this can be
  structured.

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Minimizes the Usage of Water

• In a developing nation like Argentina, Brazil,
  Mexico, and many other countries, where there is
  no proper irrigation facility, the farmers are
  highly dependent on rain. Agtech
  startup mOasis uses proprietary chemistry it
  manufactures BountiGel, allowing growers to
  optimize water usage in agricultural soil.
• It has been proven to minimize water usage on a
  wide variant of crops and transplants, which
  advances growers yields. BountiGel utilizes a
  non-toxic, next-generation soil additive called
  Aquamer. 

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Rise Of Developing Indoor Gardening Kits

• Back to the Roots is one of the most popular
  agtech startups in America they are on a mission
  to reconnect people with food by helping them
  experience the magic of growing it themselves.
• It has developed indoor gardening kits such as
  their Water Garden, Mushroom Grow Kits, Hemp
  Starter Grow Kit, etc.

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Digital Agtech Drives the Agricultural Startups
Forward

• While farming is considered as the traditional
  practice, its not immune to the power of
  technological advances. In 2020, farmland owners
  and farmers will have to find new ways to build
  trust and credibility within their communities to
  stay modest.
• To fulfill this, both groups will need to have
  the right tools on hand and find the ability to
  mark an online presence to grow their market and
  reputation. The agtech startups are evolving to
  meet these challenges in the year ahead.

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