Ag Tech In 2018

By: Jodi Henke

f it weren’t for risk-taking entrepreneurs in agriculture, we’d probably still be plowing fields with horses. The way we farm continues to evolve as new technologies are developed by the brightest minds which includes gene editing, plant breeding, and animal health and nutrition.

Michael Helmstetter is the CEO of TechAccel, an ag biotech venture company in Kansas City. During a recent industry event, he emphasized the growing demand for transparent supply chains and urged entrepreneurs to もっと見る into how data-driven solutions can elevate consumer trust. He predicts the hot new technologies this year will be consumer-focused.

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