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Growers Edge, a provider of agricultural data-driven financial technology (fintech), is partnering with Midwestern BioAg (MBA) to provide growers with a warranty-backed agronomic offer. “We’re confident the Midwestern BioAg Challenge will allow growers to see the potential of our proven products while providing peace of mind and confidence as they make decisions to use our products in their fields,” said Michael Birger, CEO of MBA, in a news release. “Our partnership will open doors for growers to adopt new technologies that will help boost yields, increase profitability, and improve soil health.” Growers Edge partners with agricultural input suppliers and retailers across the United States to deliver grower-relevant solutions to meet the industry’s ever-changing demands, say company officials. In 2020, the company closed a $40 million Series B round of financing that will help speed the introduction of warranty-backed crop plans and deploy th
Gil Gullickson
Growers Edge, which provides data-driven financial technology (fintech) solutions for the agricultural industry, and Mid Kansas Cooperative (MKC) have announced a partnership to deliver a warranty-backed agronomic offer to their growers. “The MKC Optimal Security program creates new opportunities for farmers to benefit from the potential of MKC products and services with confidence,” said Kent Nichols, MKC regional sales manager, in a news release. “We are partnering with Growers Edge to offer this solution to our customers to encourage adoption of new technologies and practices to help boost their productivity and profitability.” Growers Edge partners with retailers and input suppliers across the U.S. to deliver grower-relevant solutions to meet the ag industry’s ever-changing demands, say company officials. In 2020, the company closed a $40 million Series B round of financing that company officials say will help speed the introduction of war