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AgTech Navigator News
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Farmers are holding off buying large ag equipment but are increasingly finding value in tech offerings.
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Iceland’s start-up ecosystem is working together to address supply chain waste and create a more sustainable fishing industry.
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Arevo, a Swedish start-up led by Niklas Åström, is developing a fertiliser based on arginine and phosphate that claims to nearly eliminate nitrogen leakage and improve crop yields compared to conventional products. The company is expanding beyond soy into corn and wheat, and is targeting markets such as Brazil and several European countries. With rising fertiliser prices, stricter EU regulations, and global supply chain instability, Arevo hopes these pressures will drive farmers to adopt its solution, despite widespread scepticism in the crowded agtech market. Arevo insists on rigorous field trials in each country before launch and claims it can rapidly scale production if demand surges.
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