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Pioneering resilient Agriculture

Tomorrow's agriculture,
everywhere

The growing need for food security and reduced agricultural efficiency due to climate impact call for breakthrough innovations that are sustainable, effective, and affordable. 
 
We harness nature derived biomolecules to promote resilience across a wide suite of crops and geographies, enabling farmers grow more for less, sustainably.

Agrobiomics at a glance


Agrobiomics was featured in the
Taking the Leap series.

Hear our co-founders talk about our journey

so far, our mission, and how we believe

we can make agriculture more resilient

to climate change!

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Enabling the
sustainable transformation

We have a vision of making agriculture resilient to climate change by providing transformative biologicals to help crops cope with abiotic stress, such as drought and salinity.

Our technology is derived from nature itself, tapping into millions of years of evolution. Our unfair advantage is the unprecedented low application rates needed per hectare, which enables farmers to grow food sustainably, reliably, and profitably.

So what have we
been up to?

See the recent news from Agrobiomics related to either our solutions, fundraising, or how we are building a truly sustainable BioAg company.

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 reasons to act

90.000.000.000

Climate change is shrinking arable land through drought and salinization, reducing global farming yields. USDA estimates these conditions cause around €90 billion in annual losses.
 

By 2050, 75% of the global population could face drought. In Europe, drought-related economic losses were 63% higher in 2021 than the 20-year average. Additionally, over 800 million hectares of farmland are affected by salinity, contributing to €20 billion in yearly agricultural yield losses.

The Pioneers at Agrobiomics

The agrobiomics team covers a mix of skillsets within agriculture, fermentation, analytical chemistry, microbial metabolites, bacteria-plant interactions, regulatory insight, entrepreneurship, and business development.

We are always on the lookout for new team members to join the agrobiomics family, so if you are as passionate about sustainable agriculture as us, please reach out!

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Ananda Scherner

CEO

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Murilo I.M de Moraes

Global Technical Manager

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David O. Aguilar

Junior Analytical Chemist

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Felix Freiesleben

Junior Fermentation Scientist

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Mathilde Nordgaard

Co-founder & RD director

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Jacob M. Bech

Executive Assistant and Business Developer

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Rune Smedegaard

Senior Analytical Chemist

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Ejner B. Jensen

Co-founder & Executive Advisor

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Andreas Agerbo

Fermentation Scientist

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Rodrigo Nunes

Junior Agronomist

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Anders Gabrielsson

Director of process and formulation development

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Anna Albertsen

Fermentation Scientist

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Maria Abboud

Analytical Chemist

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DK-2200 Copenhagen

Denmark​


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