Advantage X

Advantage Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 1992 and based in New Orleans, Louisiana, with additional offices across the United States. The firm specializes in growth equity, lending, and mezzanine debt capital investments, primarily targeting small businesses at various stages of development, from early to later stages, excluding seed investments. Advantage Capital focuses on investing in low-income communities, both urban and rural, and supports state and local economic development initiatives. It seeks opportunities in sectors such as communication, information technology, telecommunications, business services, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, life sciences, and energy, while also considering investments in rural agricultural businesses. The firm typically makes initial investments ranging from $0.5 million to $10 million in companies with sales of less than $5 million, with potential for larger investments based on milestones. Advantage Capital also provides various forms of debt capital and prefers co-investing with other firms. The firm is committed to addressing the financing needs of underserved areas and fostering economic growth in communities lacking traditional sources of risk capital.

Al Alvarez

Director

Brian Anderson

Managing Director

Anthony Billings

Senior Vice President and Investment Team Member

Bitting, Thomas H.P.

Managing Director

Adam Constantinides

Senior Vice President

Anaƫlle Croteau

Vice President

Trey Garland

Senior Associate

Christopher C. Harris

Principal

Joseph Henderson

Senior Vice President

Leah Hendricks

Vice President

Reid Hutchins

Managing Director

Peter Lu

Senior Associate

David McNaught

Vice President

Arjun Mohan

Vice President

Sandra M. Moore

Managing Director / Chief Impact Officer

Scott Murphy

Managing Director and Chief Investment Officer

Justin N. Obletz

CFO and Managing Director

Tim Perusek

Principal and Investment Group Member

Keith Pettus

Principal

Damon L. Rawie

Managing Director

Josh Rogers

Principal

Gabe Rosen

Vice President

Talmadge Singer

Managing Director

Steven T. Stull

President

Matthew Switzer

Vice President

Tony Toups

Principal

Alexandra Twyman

Vice President

Benjamin T. Warning

Vice President

J.P. Lynch

Vice President

Past deals in Agriculture

Soli Organic

Venture Round in 2021
Soli Organic is a company that specializes in the cultivation, packing, and shipping of fresh organic culinary herbs. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Harrisonburg, Virginia, it operates a production facility in Jefferson, Georgia. Soli Organic offers a diverse range of products, including various herbs such as basil, cilantro, dill, mint, and thyme, as well as herb blends and microgreens. The company provides a year-round supply of these organic herbs to grocery stores, enabling consumers to enjoy locally sourced, flavorful ingredients throughout the year. In addition to its agricultural operations, Soli Organic also offers refrigerated transportation services to ensure efficient delivery. It primarily serves retailers across several states in the southeastern United States, including Georgia, Florida, and North Carolina.

Delta Peanut

Debt Financing in 2021
Delta Peanut operates as a farmer-owned company serving peanut farmers in the Missouri Bootheel, Arkansas, and Northeast Louisiana. Sixty farmers from the area came together to vertically integrate their peanut production. The company is driven by a goal is to produce and process the highest quality peanuts in the world while emphasizing stewardship and sustainability.

J & J Bagging

Debt Financing in 2021
J & J Bagging operates a fertilizer storage and packaging facility in Yazoo City, Mississippi. The company specializes in the manufacture of feed, seed, and fertilizer products. In addition to production, J & J Bagging is involved in the distribution of various agricultural and gardening items, including farm and ranch supplies, lawn and garden products, and sporting goods. By serving a diverse customer base, the company plays a significant role in supporting local agricultural needs and related markets.

Farmhouse Culture

Convertible Note in 2021
Farmhouse Culture, Inc. is a producer and marketer of organic food products, specializing in kraut, kimchi, and gut shot beverages. Founded in 2008 by Kathryn Lukas in Santa Cruz, California, the company aims to introduce fresh sauerkraut and its health benefits to American consumers. Drawing from ancient traditions and global culinary influences, Farmhouse Culture is committed to creating probiotic-rich foods that are organic, non-GMO, plant-based, and gluten-free. The company's products are available through retail stores across the United States, reflecting a growing consumer interest in gut health and wellness. Based in Watsonville, California, Farmhouse Culture has established itself as a leader in the organic food market.

Soli Organic

Series C in 2020
Soli Organic is a company that specializes in the cultivation, packing, and shipping of fresh organic culinary herbs. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Harrisonburg, Virginia, it operates a production facility in Jefferson, Georgia. Soli Organic offers a diverse range of products, including various herbs such as basil, cilantro, dill, mint, and thyme, as well as herb blends and microgreens. The company provides a year-round supply of these organic herbs to grocery stores, enabling consumers to enjoy locally sourced, flavorful ingredients throughout the year. In addition to its agricultural operations, Soli Organic also offers refrigerated transportation services to ensure efficient delivery. It primarily serves retailers across several states in the southeastern United States, including Georgia, Florida, and North Carolina.

Twin Rivers Foods

Debt Financing in 2020
Twin Rivers Foods operates as a slaughterhouse and meat processing plant. The company provides poultry slaughtering and processing. Twin Rivers Foods conducts business and packages meats.

Cultiva

Venture Round in 2020
Cultiva LLC, based in Las Vegas, Nevada, specializes in food-grade biofilm technology with significant applications in agriculture. The company's proprietary technology, SureSeal, is designed to enhance the cuticle of plants, leading to improved agricultural outcomes. Cultiva's flagship product, Parka, utilizes this technology and is currently employed commercially on various high-value crops. Parka aims to enhance fruit quality and appearance, reduce rain cracking, increase marketable yields, and extend the shelf life of produce. Through these innovations, Cultiva supports growers worldwide in achieving better results in their agricultural practices.

Anderson Meats and Processing

Debt Financing in 2020
Anderson Meats and Processing offers custom-exempt processing on beef, pork, lamb, and goat.

Hortau

Venture Round in 2020
Hortau specializes in wireless and web-based irrigation management. Hortau integrates proprietary soil sensing innovations with the latest information technologies to deliver the most advanced irrigation management solutions on the market. Hortau was founded in 2002, by Dr. Jean Caron, Agronomist, Ph.D in Soil Physics and Jocelyn Boudreau, agricultural engineer, M.Sc. in Soil Physics. Their expertise is in Agronomy, Soil Physics and Agricultural Engineering. Improving crop production is their focus.

Soli Organic

Debt Financing in 2020
Soli Organic is a company that specializes in the cultivation, packing, and shipping of fresh organic culinary herbs. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Harrisonburg, Virginia, it operates a production facility in Jefferson, Georgia. Soli Organic offers a diverse range of products, including various herbs such as basil, cilantro, dill, mint, and thyme, as well as herb blends and microgreens. The company provides a year-round supply of these organic herbs to grocery stores, enabling consumers to enjoy locally sourced, flavorful ingredients throughout the year. In addition to its agricultural operations, Soli Organic also offers refrigerated transportation services to ensure efficient delivery. It primarily serves retailers across several states in the southeastern United States, including Georgia, Florida, and North Carolina.

Farmhouse Culture

Venture Round in 2019
Farmhouse Culture, Inc. is a producer and marketer of organic food products, specializing in kraut, kimchi, and gut shot beverages. Founded in 2008 by Kathryn Lukas in Santa Cruz, California, the company aims to introduce fresh sauerkraut and its health benefits to American consumers. Drawing from ancient traditions and global culinary influences, Farmhouse Culture is committed to creating probiotic-rich foods that are organic, non-GMO, plant-based, and gluten-free. The company's products are available through retail stores across the United States, reflecting a growing consumer interest in gut health and wellness. Based in Watsonville, California, Farmhouse Culture has established itself as a leader in the organic food market.

Hortau

Venture Round in 2019
Hortau specializes in wireless and web-based irrigation management. Hortau integrates proprietary soil sensing innovations with the latest information technologies to deliver the most advanced irrigation management solutions on the market. Hortau was founded in 2002, by Dr. Jean Caron, Agronomist, Ph.D in Soil Physics and Jocelyn Boudreau, agricultural engineer, M.Sc. in Soil Physics. Their expertise is in Agronomy, Soil Physics and Agricultural Engineering. Improving crop production is their focus.

Soli Organic

Debt Financing in 2019
Soli Organic is a company that specializes in the cultivation, packing, and shipping of fresh organic culinary herbs. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Harrisonburg, Virginia, it operates a production facility in Jefferson, Georgia. Soli Organic offers a diverse range of products, including various herbs such as basil, cilantro, dill, mint, and thyme, as well as herb blends and microgreens. The company provides a year-round supply of these organic herbs to grocery stores, enabling consumers to enjoy locally sourced, flavorful ingredients throughout the year. In addition to its agricultural operations, Soli Organic also offers refrigerated transportation services to ensure efficient delivery. It primarily serves retailers across several states in the southeastern United States, including Georgia, Florida, and North Carolina.

Farmhouse Culture

Convertible Note in 2018
Farmhouse Culture, Inc. is a producer and marketer of organic food products, specializing in kraut, kimchi, and gut shot beverages. Founded in 2008 by Kathryn Lukas in Santa Cruz, California, the company aims to introduce fresh sauerkraut and its health benefits to American consumers. Drawing from ancient traditions and global culinary influences, Farmhouse Culture is committed to creating probiotic-rich foods that are organic, non-GMO, plant-based, and gluten-free. The company's products are available through retail stores across the United States, reflecting a growing consumer interest in gut health and wellness. Based in Watsonville, California, Farmhouse Culture has established itself as a leader in the organic food market.

Hortau

Venture Round in 2018
Hortau specializes in wireless and web-based irrigation management. Hortau integrates proprietary soil sensing innovations with the latest information technologies to deliver the most advanced irrigation management solutions on the market. Hortau was founded in 2002, by Dr. Jean Caron, Agronomist, Ph.D in Soil Physics and Jocelyn Boudreau, agricultural engineer, M.Sc. in Soil Physics. Their expertise is in Agronomy, Soil Physics and Agricultural Engineering. Improving crop production is their focus.

Hortau

Series D in 2018
Hortau specializes in wireless and web-based irrigation management. Hortau integrates proprietary soil sensing innovations with the latest information technologies to deliver the most advanced irrigation management solutions on the market. Hortau was founded in 2002, by Dr. Jean Caron, Agronomist, Ph.D in Soil Physics and Jocelyn Boudreau, agricultural engineer, M.Sc. in Soil Physics. Their expertise is in Agronomy, Soil Physics and Agricultural Engineering. Improving crop production is their focus.

Timewell Drainage Products

Debt Financing in 2017
Timewell Drainage Products is a family-owned manufacturer based in Timewell, Illinois, established in 1982. The company specializes in producing subsurface drainage products and supplies tailored for agricultural, waterworks, and residential applications. Its product offerings include corrugated plastic pipe, farm drainage tile, and fittings, as well as systems for stormwater detention and infiltration. Additionally, Timewell provides chambers, inlet structures, and water quality treatment options, catering to the needs of agricultural and commercial customers. Through its focus on quality and innovation, Timewell Drainage Products supports effective water management solutions for various sectors.

Pacific Ag

Debt Financing in 2017
Pacific Ag specializes in Biomass Supply Chain, Corn Stover, Residues, and Bioenergy. The company offers a range of integrated services for our developer partners, beginning with identification of potential low-cost feedstock supply locations. Pacific Ag was founded in 1998 and headquartered in Ohio, United States.

Farmhouse Culture

Series D in 2017
Farmhouse Culture, Inc. is a producer and marketer of organic food products, specializing in kraut, kimchi, and gut shot beverages. Founded in 2008 by Kathryn Lukas in Santa Cruz, California, the company aims to introduce fresh sauerkraut and its health benefits to American consumers. Drawing from ancient traditions and global culinary influences, Farmhouse Culture is committed to creating probiotic-rich foods that are organic, non-GMO, plant-based, and gluten-free. The company's products are available through retail stores across the United States, reflecting a growing consumer interest in gut health and wellness. Based in Watsonville, California, Farmhouse Culture has established itself as a leader in the organic food market.

Cultiva

Convertible Note in 2017
Cultiva LLC, based in Las Vegas, Nevada, specializes in food-grade biofilm technology with significant applications in agriculture. The company's proprietary technology, SureSeal, is designed to enhance the cuticle of plants, leading to improved agricultural outcomes. Cultiva's flagship product, Parka, utilizes this technology and is currently employed commercially on various high-value crops. Parka aims to enhance fruit quality and appearance, reduce rain cracking, increase marketable yields, and extend the shelf life of produce. Through these innovations, Cultiva supports growers worldwide in achieving better results in their agricultural practices.

Cascade Agronomics

Debt Financing in 2016
Cascade Agronomics provides agronomy products, transportation of commodities, and licensed professional services to agriculturalists. It was founded in 2002 in Moses Lake, Washington.
Basin Transportation and Farming transports agricultural commodities and natural fertilizers processed for organic growing. It was established in 2010 in Moses Lake, Washington.

Cascade Agronomics

Series A in 2016
Cascade Agronomics provides agronomy products, transportation of commodities, and licensed professional services to agriculturalists. It was founded in 2002 in Moses Lake, Washington.

Pacific Ag

Venture Round in 2016
Pacific Ag specializes in Biomass Supply Chain, Corn Stover, Residues, and Bioenergy. The company offers a range of integrated services for our developer partners, beginning with identification of potential low-cost feedstock supply locations. Pacific Ag was founded in 1998 and headquartered in Ohio, United States.

Timewell Drainage Products

Debt Financing in 2016
Timewell Drainage Products is a family-owned manufacturer based in Timewell, Illinois, established in 1982. The company specializes in producing subsurface drainage products and supplies tailored for agricultural, waterworks, and residential applications. Its product offerings include corrugated plastic pipe, farm drainage tile, and fittings, as well as systems for stormwater detention and infiltration. Additionally, Timewell provides chambers, inlet structures, and water quality treatment options, catering to the needs of agricultural and commercial customers. Through its focus on quality and innovation, Timewell Drainage Products supports effective water management solutions for various sectors.

Hortau

Series C in 2016
Hortau specializes in wireless and web-based irrigation management. Hortau integrates proprietary soil sensing innovations with the latest information technologies to deliver the most advanced irrigation management solutions on the market. Hortau was founded in 2002, by Dr. Jean Caron, Agronomist, Ph.D in Soil Physics and Jocelyn Boudreau, agricultural engineer, M.Sc. in Soil Physics. Their expertise is in Agronomy, Soil Physics and Agricultural Engineering. Improving crop production is their focus.

Hortau

Venture Round in 2015
Hortau specializes in wireless and web-based irrigation management. Hortau integrates proprietary soil sensing innovations with the latest information technologies to deliver the most advanced irrigation management solutions on the market. Hortau was founded in 2002, by Dr. Jean Caron, Agronomist, Ph.D in Soil Physics and Jocelyn Boudreau, agricultural engineer, M.Sc. in Soil Physics. Their expertise is in Agronomy, Soil Physics and Agricultural Engineering. Improving crop production is their focus.

Soli Organic

Venture Round in 2015
Soli Organic is a company that specializes in the cultivation, packing, and shipping of fresh organic culinary herbs. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Harrisonburg, Virginia, it operates a production facility in Jefferson, Georgia. Soli Organic offers a diverse range of products, including various herbs such as basil, cilantro, dill, mint, and thyme, as well as herb blends and microgreens. The company provides a year-round supply of these organic herbs to grocery stores, enabling consumers to enjoy locally sourced, flavorful ingredients throughout the year. In addition to its agricultural operations, Soli Organic also offers refrigerated transportation services to ensure efficient delivery. It primarily serves retailers across several states in the southeastern United States, including Georgia, Florida, and North Carolina.

Pacific Ag

Venture Round in 2015
Pacific Ag specializes in Biomass Supply Chain, Corn Stover, Residues, and Bioenergy. The company offers a range of integrated services for our developer partners, beginning with identification of potential low-cost feedstock supply locations. Pacific Ag was founded in 1998 and headquartered in Ohio, United States.

Hortau

Venture Round in 2015
Hortau specializes in wireless and web-based irrigation management. Hortau integrates proprietary soil sensing innovations with the latest information technologies to deliver the most advanced irrigation management solutions on the market. Hortau was founded in 2002, by Dr. Jean Caron, Agronomist, Ph.D in Soil Physics and Jocelyn Boudreau, agricultural engineer, M.Sc. in Soil Physics. Their expertise is in Agronomy, Soil Physics and Agricultural Engineering. Improving crop production is their focus.

Cultiva

Series A in 2015
Cultiva LLC, based in Las Vegas, Nevada, specializes in food-grade biofilm technology with significant applications in agriculture. The company's proprietary technology, SureSeal, is designed to enhance the cuticle of plants, leading to improved agricultural outcomes. Cultiva's flagship product, Parka, utilizes this technology and is currently employed commercially on various high-value crops. Parka aims to enhance fruit quality and appearance, reduce rain cracking, increase marketable yields, and extend the shelf life of produce. Through these innovations, Cultiva supports growers worldwide in achieving better results in their agricultural practices.

Cultiva

Debt Financing in 2015
Cultiva LLC, based in Las Vegas, Nevada, specializes in food-grade biofilm technology with significant applications in agriculture. The company's proprietary technology, SureSeal, is designed to enhance the cuticle of plants, leading to improved agricultural outcomes. Cultiva's flagship product, Parka, utilizes this technology and is currently employed commercially on various high-value crops. Parka aims to enhance fruit quality and appearance, reduce rain cracking, increase marketable yields, and extend the shelf life of produce. Through these innovations, Cultiva supports growers worldwide in achieving better results in their agricultural practices.

Versova

Series A in 2014
Versova is one of the largest egg producers in the United States and combines more than six decades of knowledge and commitment to producing safe, high-quality eggs. Versova brings together Trillium and Centrum Valley Egg Farms, which are owned by farm families with deep roots in egg production. As a leading producer of shell and liquid eggs, Versova is committed to ensuring safe, high-quality eggs, providing excellent care for flocks and protecting the air, land, and water for future generations.

Aurora Cooperative

Debt Financing in 2013
Aurora Cooperative Elevator Company is a farming company that provides grain, agronomy, animal nutrition, and energy.

Harvill's Produce

Debt Financing in 2012
Harvill's Produce, established in 1949 and located in Orlando, Florida, specializes in the production and supply of high-quality fruits and vegetables. The company's offerings include vine-ripened tomatoes, green vegetables, Idaho potatoes, apples, Sunkist citrus, strawberries, cabbage, and other leafy vegetables. Harvill's maintains a robust network of suppliers and growers to ensure the consistent delivery of fresh produce, primarily catering to restaurants and food service providers.

Harvill's Produce

Debt Financing in 2011
Harvill's Produce, established in 1949 and located in Orlando, Florida, specializes in the production and supply of high-quality fruits and vegetables. The company's offerings include vine-ripened tomatoes, green vegetables, Idaho potatoes, apples, Sunkist citrus, strawberries, cabbage, and other leafy vegetables. Harvill's maintains a robust network of suppliers and growers to ensure the consistent delivery of fresh produce, primarily catering to restaurants and food service providers.

Game Equipment

Debt Financing in 2011
Game Equipment L.L.C. is a manufacturer based in Napoleonville, Louisiana, specializing in agricultural equipment designed for sugar cane and pineapple cultivation. Founded in 2002, the company produces a range of machinery, including sugar cane loaders, pineapple harvesters, vegetable sprayers, tractors, and sand masters. Additionally, Game Equipment offers GPS steered and self-propelled sugar cane planters, which are particularly suited for tropical regions like Hawaii, Colombia, and parts of Africa. The company also provides CNC machining services to various industries, including the oil field sector. By focusing on innovative solutions for farming, Game Equipment aims to enhance productivity for farmers and support diverse agricultural practices.

Agri-Source Fuels

Debt Financing in 2011
Agri-Source Fuels engages in the production and supply of biodiesel and refined glycerin. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Dade, Florida.

Sunburst Farms

Debt Financing in 2010
Sunburst Farms, Inc. is a Miami, Florida-based company that specializes in the cultivation, importation, and distribution of fresh cut flowers across the United States. Established in 1970, the company offers a diverse range of floral products including roses, carnations, gerbera daisies, tulips, and specialty bouquets. Sunburst Farms operates a state-of-the-art distribution center near Miami International Airport, allowing for efficient logistics and delivery to wholesale and mass markets. In addition to its floral offerings, the company is committed to supporting farmers and agricultural communities, providing training and quality assurance services. Sunburst Farms has evolved from its previous identity as Dole Fresh Flowers, Inc., adopting its current name in 2009. Through its online shop, the company maintains a 24/7 presence in the marketplace, catering to various customer needs.

Harvill's Produce

Debt Financing in 2010
Harvill's Produce, established in 1949 and located in Orlando, Florida, specializes in the production and supply of high-quality fruits and vegetables. The company's offerings include vine-ripened tomatoes, green vegetables, Idaho potatoes, apples, Sunkist citrus, strawberries, cabbage, and other leafy vegetables. Harvill's maintains a robust network of suppliers and growers to ensure the consistent delivery of fresh produce, primarily catering to restaurants and food service providers.

Game Equipment

Debt Financing in 2010
Game Equipment L.L.C. is a manufacturer based in Napoleonville, Louisiana, specializing in agricultural equipment designed for sugar cane and pineapple cultivation. Founded in 2002, the company produces a range of machinery, including sugar cane loaders, pineapple harvesters, vegetable sprayers, tractors, and sand masters. Additionally, Game Equipment offers GPS steered and self-propelled sugar cane planters, which are particularly suited for tropical regions like Hawaii, Colombia, and parts of Africa. The company also provides CNC machining services to various industries, including the oil field sector. By focusing on innovative solutions for farming, Game Equipment aims to enhance productivity for farmers and support diverse agricultural practices.

Agri-Source Fuels

Debt Financing in 2010
Agri-Source Fuels engages in the production and supply of biodiesel and refined glycerin. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Dade, Florida.

Pasteuria Bioscience

Venture Round in 2009
Pasteuria Bioscience, Inc., founded in 2003 at the University of Florida's Sid Martin Biotechnology Incubator, specializes in developing biological nematicides aimed at controlling nematode pests in agricultural crops. Originating from Entomos, Inc., the company focuses on a proprietary manufacturing method that utilizes traditional fermentation techniques to produce various strains of Pasteuria. Having successfully raised over $6 million in venture funding, Pasteuria Bioscience has advanced its technology to commercial-scale production and achieved EPA registration for its inaugural product, designed to combat sting nematodes in professional turf. This product is expected to launch following comprehensive field trials and ongoing commercial development efforts. The company remains committed to expanding its product pipeline and enhancing its intellectual property through rigorous laboratory research.

Reliable Soils

Debt Financing in 2009
Reliable Soils is a wholesale and retail soil company that focuses on the landscape and gardening industry. The company started its business in 1943 and it is based in Kenner, Louisiana.

Pasteuria Bioscience

Series B in 2009
Pasteuria Bioscience, Inc., founded in 2003 at the University of Florida's Sid Martin Biotechnology Incubator, specializes in developing biological nematicides aimed at controlling nematode pests in agricultural crops. Originating from Entomos, Inc., the company focuses on a proprietary manufacturing method that utilizes traditional fermentation techniques to produce various strains of Pasteuria. Having successfully raised over $6 million in venture funding, Pasteuria Bioscience has advanced its technology to commercial-scale production and achieved EPA registration for its inaugural product, designed to combat sting nematodes in professional turf. This product is expected to launch following comprehensive field trials and ongoing commercial development efforts. The company remains committed to expanding its product pipeline and enhancing its intellectual property through rigorous laboratory research.

Pasteuria Bioscience

Series B in 2007
Pasteuria Bioscience, Inc., founded in 2003 at the University of Florida's Sid Martin Biotechnology Incubator, specializes in developing biological nematicides aimed at controlling nematode pests in agricultural crops. Originating from Entomos, Inc., the company focuses on a proprietary manufacturing method that utilizes traditional fermentation techniques to produce various strains of Pasteuria. Having successfully raised over $6 million in venture funding, Pasteuria Bioscience has advanced its technology to commercial-scale production and achieved EPA registration for its inaugural product, designed to combat sting nematodes in professional turf. This product is expected to launch following comprehensive field trials and ongoing commercial development efforts. The company remains committed to expanding its product pipeline and enhancing its intellectual property through rigorous laboratory research.

Pasteuria Bioscience

Venture Round in 2005
Pasteuria Bioscience, Inc., founded in 2003 at the University of Florida's Sid Martin Biotechnology Incubator, specializes in developing biological nematicides aimed at controlling nematode pests in agricultural crops. Originating from Entomos, Inc., the company focuses on a proprietary manufacturing method that utilizes traditional fermentation techniques to produce various strains of Pasteuria. Having successfully raised over $6 million in venture funding, Pasteuria Bioscience has advanced its technology to commercial-scale production and achieved EPA registration for its inaugural product, designed to combat sting nematodes in professional turf. This product is expected to launch following comprehensive field trials and ongoing commercial development efforts. The company remains committed to expanding its product pipeline and enhancing its intellectual property through rigorous laboratory research.

Pasteuria Bioscience

Series A in 2004
Pasteuria Bioscience, Inc., founded in 2003 at the University of Florida's Sid Martin Biotechnology Incubator, specializes in developing biological nematicides aimed at controlling nematode pests in agricultural crops. Originating from Entomos, Inc., the company focuses on a proprietary manufacturing method that utilizes traditional fermentation techniques to produce various strains of Pasteuria. Having successfully raised over $6 million in venture funding, Pasteuria Bioscience has advanced its technology to commercial-scale production and achieved EPA registration for its inaugural product, designed to combat sting nematodes in professional turf. This product is expected to launch following comprehensive field trials and ongoing commercial development efforts. The company remains committed to expanding its product pipeline and enhancing its intellectual property through rigorous laboratory research.

Pasteuria Bioscience

Debt Financing in 2003
Pasteuria Bioscience, Inc., founded in 2003 at the University of Florida's Sid Martin Biotechnology Incubator, specializes in developing biological nematicides aimed at controlling nematode pests in agricultural crops. Originating from Entomos, Inc., the company focuses on a proprietary manufacturing method that utilizes traditional fermentation techniques to produce various strains of Pasteuria. Having successfully raised over $6 million in venture funding, Pasteuria Bioscience has advanced its technology to commercial-scale production and achieved EPA registration for its inaugural product, designed to combat sting nematodes in professional turf. This product is expected to launch following comprehensive field trials and ongoing commercial development efforts. The company remains committed to expanding its product pipeline and enhancing its intellectual property through rigorous laboratory research.
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