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Fargo, North Dakota, June 8, 2020 -- Plug and Play North Dakota has announced the 14 startups selected for the first batch of its new Agtech Program. This program aims to facilitate opportunities for pilots, POCs, and new relationships between the selected batch startups and Plug and Play's global ecosystem. Founding partners of the program include Microsoft, Bremer Bank, CHS, and OCP Group.
The startups, chosen by partners of the program, represent a variety of new agriculture-specific innovations focused on soil sensing and analysis, field monitoring, precision farming, automation, and sustainability.
Here are the 14 startups participating in the program:
Agron Solutions, Agronomeye, Aker.ag, Arable, Ceres Imaging, Continuum Ag, FluroSat, GroGuru, InCeres, Nordetect, Rabbit Tractors, Teralytic, Ukko Agro
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