Global geopolitical disruptions first put fertilizer center stage as farmers around the world struggle with price and supply swings. But that was just the beginning of the conversation– fertilizer tech is stepping into the spotlight, offering alternatives not only to traditional products, but also to our whole way of thinking about the crop nutrients sector. 

Today, Tim Hammerich of the Future of Agriculture Podcast joins Sarah to dig into the “so what?” of the nitrogen tech we’ve discussed here on the podcast and the fertilizer innovations Tim has recently covered. Along the way, we offer theories on what the future might look like. 

In this episode, Tim and Sarah dig into: 

• What’s working, and what’s not, about current fertilizer technology plays
• How do investors (and podcast hosts) think about due diligence and sort the wheat from the chaff on whether a technology is ready for prime time
• What role climate policy will play in both the fertilizer tech and the ag investment landscape going forward

Useful Links:

• Check out our Future of Fertilizer Episodes, Part 1 and Part 2, to hear more from Charlie Day of Jupiter Ionics and Bill Brady of Kula Bio
• Learn more from Farmer Innovators like Zack Smith on Future of Ag
• Check out the episode where Travis and Adam of Sound Ag were featured on Future of Ag
• Learn more about the work of Nitricity with Nico Pinkowsky on Future of Ag
• Read more about climate related financial disclosures and what it means for ag by diving into our three-part blog series
• We’re fundraising for Tenacious Ventures Fund II, out loud To learn more about investing in Fund II, click here

Disclaimer: Tenacious Ventures is an investor in Jupiter Ionics

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