Wells Fargo Invests $150K to Expand AgTech Startup Access Through Grand Farm
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CASSELTON, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – Grand Farm and Wells Fargo today announced a new partnership focused on strengthening rural innovation, supporting early-stage agricultural technology companies, and expanding opportunities for collaboration across the agricultural ecosystem. A key component of the partnership will support Grand Farmâs Startup Plot Program, helping early-stage companies access real-world testing and demonstration environments at the Grand Farm Innovation Campus in Casselton, North Dakota, and UGA Grand Farm in Perry, Georgia. Through the partnership, participating startups will have greater access to field testing, grower feedback, technology demonstrations, and connections with researchers, investors, industry leaders, and other partners across the Grand Farm ecosystem. âAgricultural startups are developing solutions to some of the biggest challenges facing producers, but getting those technologies into a real-world environment can be a significant hurdle,â said Brian Carroll, Co-founder of Grand Farm. âWells Fargoâs support helps us lower that barrier and give more early-stage companies the opportunity to put their ideas in the field, learn directly from producers, and move promising technologies closer to adoption.â Grand Farmâs Startup Plot Program provides participating companies with dedicated space for field testing, project management and field...
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