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Monsanto, Microsoft to Invest in Agricultural Technology in Brazil
Monsanto will join a Brazilian investment fund with up to 300 million reais ($92 million), managed by Microsoft, evaluating ideas for new digital tools to be applied to agricultural production in the country, executives said.
Agribusiness ![Margaret Littman]()
How Ag-Tech Ripened Into a Growing Market
As the market grows for better farm data, VC firms are seeding new developments.
Trends 2016 ![Carolyn Horwitz]()
From Cord-Cutting to Cuba: The Biggest Trends of 2016
A look at what's hot, what's happening and what's to come.
Innovators ![Jodi Helmer]()
How This Company Is Revolutionizing the Way Farmers Do Their Job
FarmLogs turns to big data to update age-old practices.
Incubators ![Michelle Goodman]()
This Ag-Tech Incubator Offers Both Independence and Assistance
The Michigan-based launchpad offers a three-year program that lets farmers work in their own space while learning from others.
Make More Happen ![Jodi Helmer]()
How a Green Thumb Is Helping This Entrepreneur Earn Greenbacks
Smart Gardener brings ag-biz tech to the backyard.
Agribusiness
Big Data Bounty: U.S. Startups Challenge Agribusiness Giants
As the race for dominance on the farm heats up, a number of small tech startups are launching products that compete with giants like Monsanto, Deere and DuPont Pioneer.
Business of History ![Geoff Weiss]()
Google's First Server and a Crumpled Napkin Are About to Get Museum Treatment
The Smithsonian will launch an American Enterprise exhibit in 2015 that will run for at least the next two decades. Here's an inside look at some of the objects to be featured.
Entrepreneurs ![Jodi Helmer]()
College Entrepreneurs Find a Green Niche in an Online Farmers Market
The young environmentalists with a passion for sustainable agriculture won $10,000 in a business contest to launch the farm-to-front-door venture.
Starting a Business ![Gwen Moran]()
Business Incubators for a Variety of Niches
A growing number of specialized, market-specific business accelerators are helping entrepreneurs around the country get their businesses off the ground
