The startup develops biological crop inputs derived from natural resources, including desert, mountain, and sea plants, to enhance plant quality and yield. Their formulations for fertilizers, stimulants, and pesticides support regenerative agriculture by improving crop protection and increasing productivity for farmers and organic growers.
Funding
$4.6M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Conventional farming practices often deplete soil vitality, reduce crop resilience, and contribute to atmospheric carbon emissions. Farmers need cost-effective solutions to improve soil health, enhance crop yields, and participate in carbon sequestration programs.
Solution
Biodel AG develops biological crop inputs and carbon sequestration programs designed to promote regenerative agriculture. Their patented formulations, derived from natural resources, enhance soil vitality and boost plant health, leading to increased crop productivity. Biodel AG's carbon program facilitates carbon sequestration by partnering with agricultural landowners, providing agronomic advice, and employing precise field measurements of soil carbon. This enables farmers to generate revenue through carbon credits while implementing sustainable practices that improve soil health and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Target Audience
Biodel AG serves farmers, landowners, and organic growers seeking to improve soil health, increase crop yields, and participate in carbon sequestration programs.
Features
- Patented biological formulations derived from desert, mountain, and sea plants
- Products designed to enhance soil vitality, boost plant health, and improve crop yields
- Carbon MRV™ (Measurement, Reporting, and Verification) process for accurate soil carbon measurement
- Agronomic guidance to support practice changes that improve soil health
- Carbon project development for agricultural landowners to generate carbon credits
- Soil-specific approach to carbon sequestration, not limited to specific crops
- Evaluation support to measure the effectiveness of carbon cycling and optimize farm incomes