Marcus Richards
Welcome to our latest installment of startup highlights featuring companies based in Texas with a focus on the Agriculture industry. These innovative startups have been established in 2020 or later and are playing significant roles in shaping the future of this sector. Leveraging the power of technology and innovative practices, these startups are proving to be key players in sustainable farming, AgTech, animal feed, and more.
In our previous articles, we highlighted startups from various fields across different cities in the US. Today, we delve into the heartland of Texas to shed light on startups at the forefront of agricultural innovation and sustainability. Whether they’re redefining supply chains, encouraging biodiversity, or driving sustainable practices, these young companies are worth watching.
Our goal is to create awareness of their potential, especially in an industry as essential as agriculture. So without further ado, let’s explore in more detail what each of these startups has to offer.
Lone Star Industrial Materials
Based in Houston, Texas, Lone Star Industrial Materials specializes in the cultivation, processing, and manufacturing of raw hemp materials. The company provides key deliverables in the form of hurd, bast fiber, cellulose powder, and protein to meet a range of demands across several multi-billion-dollar industrial and commercial markets. The startup was established in 2020 and is already leaving its mark in the Agriculture and Manufacturing sectors.
Agrionomist
Agrionomist is a Sugar Land-based startup operating in the Agriculture and AgTech sectors. Details about the company, its founders, and services are currently limited as the company maintains a low public profile.
Fieldcraft
Under the leadership of Kristy Flynn and Michael Chapman, Fieldcraft offers a B2B platform aimed at simplifying discovery and increasing transparency for buyers in the agriculture, food, and beverage industry. By streamlining the supply chain, Fieldcraft helps producers attract new business effortlessly and improves customer experience with their easy-to-use interface.
Redeemer Feed
Redeemer Feed is an Agriculture and Animal Feed startup based in San Angelo, Texas. Information regarding its founders and services is not currently available as the company maintains lower public visibility.
EasyDeliveryPro
With Prabal Dey at its helm, EasyDeliveryPro is a farm management software which aids agriculture businesses manage diverse aspects of their processes, such as managing orders, customers, products, inventory, and communication. It is securely built with robust security and offers data analysis and reporting features.
HintFarms™
Founded by Mark Allan, HintFarms™ is an AgTech startup based out of Texarkana, Texas. While detailed information regarding its services and products is currently limited, the company is certainly one to look out for in the AgTech space in Texas.
Vayda
Based in Austin, Texas, Vayda is a farming company dedicated to advancing regenerative agriculture through management, technology, and services. Founded by Steven Feldman, Vayda aims to provide improved economical and ecological outcomes through next-generation farming techniques.
Grassroots Carbon
Grassroots Carbon is a San Antonio-based startup that provides pasture map software, manages land, grazing plans, and soil health services. Co-founded by Ed Byrne, Henk Mooiweer, Lew Moorman, and Megan Parks, the company uses data to turn businesses into a force for regeneration and renewal.
AgSensor Solutions
AgSensor Solutions is a Longview, Texas-based startup that operates in the Agriculture, AgTech, and Internet of Things industries. While detailed information regarding its services and products is currently limited, the company is certainly one to look out for in the AgTech space in Texas.
Pluck
Based in Houston, Texas, Pluck is a startup operating in the Agriculture, AgTech, Consumer Goods, and Farming sectors. Founded by Scott Novich, information about its services and products are currently limited.
Each of these startups is shaping the future of agriculture in Texas in unique ways. As we continue our journey across the United States, discovering and showcasing innovative startups, we look forward to seeing how these companies evolve and impact the industry in the times to come.
