Grape.ag

Feeling thankful, grateful, and blessed as we reflect on the incredible journey we’ve had together at Grape.ag. We started with a mission to bring agricultural intelligence (#therealai) to every farmer, and as we look ahead to 2025, we’re excited to continue this data-driven journey toward new heights! A huge thank you to my amazing team: Mario Andrade: Your unwavering commitment, innovative ideas, and expertise make all the difference. We’re lucky to have you! Odile Juárez: Your creativity and “get it done” attitude are invaluable to our success. We couldn’t do it without you! Marian Villavicencio Aguila: You seamlessly integrated into our team, bringing the perfect mix of tech and customer support. Thank you! Martin S. García Wilhelm: As co-founder and product visionary, your leadership and ingenuity inspire us all. Grateful to work alongside you. Nolan Bowers: Your versatility and hands-on approach—whether in product development, sales, installs, or more—are helping us grow every day. Thank you! We’re also deeply thankful for the guidance and support from our advisors, investors, partners, and customers, including: Antonio Rallo | Paul Walborsky | Quinn Tran | Tom Kosnik | Barak Cohen | Tim Bucher | Pedro Mastrangelo | Permalution | Meter Group | Susana Oliva | Carlos | JoséManuel | Andrés. Here’s to more data-driven insights and continuing to make a difference for farmers in 2025 and beyond! And most importantly, here’s to Team Grape!???? #PrecisionAgriculture #AgTech #DataDrivenAgriculture #AgriculturalIntelligence #TeamGrape #Grateful #Thankful #Blessed

Good morning from Grow-NY! Grape.ag is competing against 19 other stellar agtech/foodtech companies for $3 million in investment for 7 winners. Honored to be included in this amazing ag ecosystem and thankful to our team for all the hard work. Grape is already present in the Grow-NY region vineyards and looking forward to announcing apple orchard partners. ???? We can’t wait for the future of farming with the “real” AI, agricultural intelligence and Grape.ag! #gogrape #agtech #farmerfirst #sustainabilty #datadrivenagriculture Martin S. García Wilhelm Barak Cohen

From soil quality to atmospheric conditions, so much goes into perfecting every grape and every bottle for experienced vintners. ?? Thanks to proprietary technology from finalist Grape.ag, vintners are able to maximize their vineyards’ true potential. Learn more and meet all the 2024 finalists at grow-ny.com/finalists.

Grow-NY Startups fuel Food and Ag Innovation in Upstate NY! The 6th Annual Grow-NY Food and Agriculture Business Competition promoteS innovation and growth beyond its companies by investing in the global food and agriculture industry and the region's abundant agrifood ecosystem. Twenty startups are competing for $3 million in prize money, which is funded by the Empire State Development and administered by Cornell Center for Regional Economic Advancement (CREA), a division of the Office of the Vice President for Research and Innovation. This year's competition yielded 312 applicants, including 89 from NY state. The 20 finalists come from 9 states and 6 countries, with 5 startups from NY and 4 from the Cornell University community. The finalists will spend the next 2 months in Grow-NY's Accelerator Phase, in which the teams will achieve 1:1 mentorship from experts, pitch training and a fully funded 3 day business development trip to NY. From Nov. 6-7, the finalists will pitch at Grow-NY Summit in Ithaca Downtown, where they will showcase their business plan and how they will make a positive impact on Upstate NY. The grand prize winner will receive $1 million, 2 startups will win $500,000 and 4 will receive $250,000. "Through its continued support, New York state is poised to reap the benefits of these Grow-NY innovators, who will create jobs and grow the economy in the Central New York, Finger Lakes and Southern Tier regions", said Hope Knight, Empire State Development president, CEO and commissioner. The Cornell related finalists are: For Bitter For Worse (Portland, Oregon) UdderWays (Albion, New York) from Rev: Ithaca Startup Works EarthSense, Inc. (Champaign, Illinois) with TerraSentia robots made by researchers in the Cornell University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Casey Call, co-founder of Zordi (Oakfield, New York), earned his BA in agronomy and crop science from Cornell. Grape.ag (Cupertino, CA) participated in the Dyson Grand Challenges Project led by students in the Cornell Dyson School of Applied Economics & Management Learn more about all 20 finalists on the Grow-NY website. The Grow-NY Summit features a pitch competition, educational symposium and Ecosystem Expo with services for startups. To register, visit grow-ny.com. #growny #agcompetition #agstartup #aginnovation #agriculture #upstateny #agentrepreneurship #entrepreneurship #startups #foodandbev

? Hundreds of applications. Months of review. And in less than 24 hours, we’ll announce the 20 finalists from around the globe that will compete in the #GrowNY competition. ?? Who will join a community of visionaries translating research and discovery into brilliant, in-demand solutions? Follow along for tomorrow’s announcement: grow-ny.com