Disease is one of the biggest threats to tomato growers and the food industry as a whole. We are proud to announce our partnership with @KAGOME_JP to find resistance genes breeders can actually use.
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AI is changing how we grow food, and @FastCompany noticed. Heritable Agriculture is honored to be one of this year's Next Big Things in Tech. #FCTechAwards #AgTech #AI fastcompany.com/91612040/foo…
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We’re proud to announce a collaboration with @HeritableAg to expand how we’re using AI to better support growers worldwide! 🌎
If successful, this collaboration will be able to predict scalable vegetable seed performance anywhere in the world.
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Big news! We are thrilled to announce a collaboration with @Syngenta to optimize their commercial crop portfolios using AI. By leveraging historical data and AI tools, we are predicting the best-performing commercial varieties in different regions.
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Honored to be featured by @Theteamatx on this World Nature Conservation Day
#WorldNatureConservationDay2025
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We are hiring a Project Data Scientist! heritable.ag/project-data-sc…
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Just in time forr #EarthDay, my chat about AI, ag, and sustainability is out on @theDeepView podcast. Thanks @IKrietzberg for the fun convo!
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We are pleased to announce the establishment of a partnership between Heritable, CIV (Consorzio Italiano Vivaisti), and @PaulMastronardi bring the latest in AI to the indoor strawberry industry.
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Honored to be hosting a campfire session at the AI in Agriculture workshop of @WorldAgriTech. Let's try to breakdown near, far, and mythical applications for AI in crop improvement. See you there!
We are proud to be featured as a graduate on (Google) X's website. Thank you @Theteamatx and Libby Leahy!
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New story out about us in @TechCrunch. Thanks Brian Heater!
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We have just been featured in @TheEconomist!
Thank you so much to @halhod and the rest of the team for seeing this story and bringing us in to help craft it.
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Our CEO, Brad Zamft, will be giving a talk entitled "AI for crop improvement: Driving down costs and accelerating time-to-market to democratize agriculture" at #pag32. Be there or be ◻️
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Heritable is #hiring! We looking for a senior genomic scientist and plant scientist to help us make agriculture more sustainable, equitable, and efficient:
Senior Genomic Scientist JD: heritable.ag/senior-genomic-…
Plant Scientist JD: heritable.ag/plant-scientist
This talk was pretty awesome too 😜. Great seeing you James.
We bow our head in reflection and gratitude
🌿 Today, we remember Salk Professor Joanne Chory, a visionary plant biologist and a force for climate action. Her research revolutionized how we understand plant biology and inspired solutions to fight climate change. Joanne’s brilliant mind and passion will forever impact the world. 💚
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#SalkInstitute #ClimateScience #PlantBiology
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Likewise! Looking forward to seeing @HeritableAg products in the literal wild 🔥🤖🌱🌽🌾🌿 – at California, USA
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I'm excited to be on the the "Artifical Intelligence and Agriculture" panel at the 2024 Silicon Valley AgTech Conference. Come join me in downtown Palo Alto on October 4! #svagtech lu.ma/tofeo43f #svagtech
See Heritable's own CEO @BradZamft on the latest edition of the @HomeworldBio podcast
Don’t miss our conversation with Brad Zamft about synthetic biology, pathways from academia to policy, how plants can be deployed as climate solutions, & more on The Climate Biotech Podcast! Listen wherever you get your episodes, or read the highlights on our blog 👀➡️ homeworld.bio/blog/transform…
ALT A quote from Brad Zamft that says: “Half of the terrestrial land mass is agriculture. If you want to talk about scale, if you want to talk about having an impact — plants really are the biggest lever that you can push.”