by Penny McBride | Jun 5, 2024 | Guest Post
Imagine a world where fresh, high-quality produce is grown locally, regardless of the season or weather conditions, where strawberries are harvested in mid-winter, leafy greens thrive during the hottest summer days, and tomatoes ripen perfectly in the heart of a...
by vine-admin | May 4, 2023 | Guest Post
As the global population continues to grow and climate change threatens food security, it has become increasingly important to foster international partnerships to address these pressing challenges. In that context, last month, the VINE joined CDFA, Western Growers,...
by vine-admin | Oct 2, 2019 | Agriculture, Featured Stories, Guest Post, Innovator Spotlight, Technology
Biome Makers is a biotech company that recently relocated from the Bay Area to West Sacramento. Biome Makers specializes in understanding the microbiome – the microlife – around agriculture, in order to improve agricultural production and quality. These improvements...
by vine-admin | Sep 15, 2019 | Agriculture, Featured Stories, Guest Post, Innovator Spotlight
Pheronym is an ag biotech startup that uses nematode pheromones to control beneficial and parasitic nematodes. The firm is located in Alachua, Florida and at the UC Davis HM.CLAUSE Life Sciences Innovation Center in Davis, California. Pheronym has two products in...
by vine-admin | Sep 11, 2019 | Featured Stories, food waste, Guest Post, Innovator Spotlight
Renewal Mill, a Bay Area food ingredients company that upcycles the byproduct leftover from soy milk production, is at the forefront of the food waste movement. Its current focus is okara, the wet pulp-like substance that’s left behind after the soy milk manufacture...
by vine-admin | Aug 27, 2019 | Featured Stories, food waste, Guest Post, Innovator Spotlight
Maas Energy Works develops, owns, and operates anaerobic manure digesters which produce methane that is turned into electricity and compressed natural gas. Maas harnesses this “cow power” in partnership with dairies and other commercial facilities. Sixteen of the...