In the news: Agri-tech firm MagGrow raises €3m

15 November 2018

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Dublin agricultural technology company MagGrow has raised €3m in funding.

The capital will be used to accelerate growth in its target markets.

Funds will also be allocated to R&D initiatives both internally and with third party research partners to further explore the science behind the company's technology...

... Since its establishment in 2013, the business has worked with a number of academic institutions.

These include Wageningen University in the Netherlands, Harper Adams University in the UK, and Trinity College.

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