
Louisa Burwood-Taylor
Editor, Food Tech and Agriculture Tech Journalist at AgFunderNews
Editor, journo, speaker, researcher, general busybody in foodtech & agtech @AgFunder @agfundernews. Views my own. #agrifoodtech #venturecapital
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4 weeks ago |
agfundernews.com | Louisa Burwood-Taylor
“It’s like Burning Man meets tech.” That’s how AgFunder founding partner Rob Leclerc, PhD, described the first Deep Tech Week in San Francisco last year. Its opening party set the scene. The venue? The aircraft carrier USS Hornet with robot bartenders, cyber trucks, fashion shows, multiple floors, laser shows, DJs, crazy costumes… the list goes on. Then over the next five days, some 5,000 unique attendees participated in over 45 deep tech talks, panels and presentations.
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Nov 27, 2024 |
agfundernews.com | Louisa Burwood-Taylor
Each year, the research team at AgFunder releases the most comprehensive foodtech and agtech investment research report out there: the annual, and global, AgFunder AgriFoodTech Investment Report. The report is the result of a large collective effort, starting with our team and including contributions from a growing number of partners across the world. It represents a comprehensive and up-to-date coverage of global investment activity in the foodtech and agtech startup industry.
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Nov 20, 2024 |
agfundernews.com | Louisa Burwood-Taylor
Lately, I’ve found myself in more and more conversations about the “food-health nexus”: the notion that what we eat is directly impacting our health. It’s not just that kale, green smoothies, or eating the rainbow are “good for us.” There’s growing data and research pointing to the intricate relationship between growing practices and nutrient density and, ultimately, how good different foods actually are for our bodies.
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Jul 4, 2024 |
agfundernews.com | Louisa Burwood-Taylor
The regenerative agriculture movement has changed a lot since I first heard the phrase in 2014. I’m pretty sure Paul McMahon, managing partner of fund manager SLM Partners, was the first person to educate me about the practice of farming to not just sustain the land but to improve it. He probably sent me regen ag pioneer Allan Savory’s famous TED talk, which sent me trotting along to the Savory Institute’s annual conference in London just over 10 years ago today.
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Jul 4, 2024 |
agfundernews.com | Louisa Burwood-Taylor
The regenerative agriculture movement has changed a lot since I first heard the phrase in 2014. I’m pretty sure Paul McMahon, managing partner of fund manager SLM Partners, was the first person to educate me about the practice of farming to not just sustain the land but to improve it. He probably sent me regen ag pioneer Allan Savory’s famous TED talk, which sent me trotting along to the Savory Institute’s annual conference in London just over 10 years ago today.
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