From rain cracking suppression on cherries to sunburn reduction on apples, Parka is a valuable tool that has helped growers increase their marketable yields.
AgFunderNews Article. May 5, 2020. By Richard Martyn-Hemphill
Advantage Capital announced a $2.94 million investment in Las Vegas-based Cultiva, LLC.
As climate change increases the threat of wildfires in wine regions around the world, smoke taint has moved its way up the ladder of major concerns.
Distribution partnership with Arysta LifeScience. a global provider of crop protection and yield-enhancing products in more than 60 countries.
Cultiva is pleased to announce the newest additions to its team of agricultural professionals.
Cultiva raised $1.9 MM in a Series B financing round.
Cultiva announced that agribusiness executive John Salmonson was newly elected to the company’s Board of Directors.
Cultiva received a $3.95-million investment through the Nevada New Markets Tax Credit program.
The result of a working partnership between Oregon State University and Cultiva, new Parka™ offers cherry growers unique technology that prevents fruit cracking and protects growers’ profits.
