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Culterra Capital provides strategic advisory, investment and M&A transaction services across the AgTech, Supply Chain and Food Tech industries. We work with startups, investors and corporate development teams to help develop and implement strategic and financial priorities which capitalize on emerging tech innovations.
Our team is known for our substantive industry insights which are shaped by the appreciation of the exceptional realities and complexity of the food & ag industry. Unlike generalist advisors, we are a unique “inside advisor” to Boards and management teams helping to evaluate a full range of strategic options as a long-term investment partner, not just a transaction partner.
Our team is known for our substantive industry insights which are shaped by the appreciation of the exceptional realities and complexity of the food & ag industry. Unlike generalist advisors, we are a unique “inside advisor” to Boards and management teams helping to evaluate a full range of strategic options as a long-term investment partner, not just a transaction partner.
Overview
Location
United States, New York
Employees
1-10
Mentions in press and media 10
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| Dec 14, 2023 | Startup valuation correction will continue in 2024 but worst may be yet to come, say a third of agrifoodtech VCs | The market correction for startup valuations in agrifoodtech, which is taking place across tech industries too, will continue into 2024, according to all but one agrifoodtech venture capital investor surveyed by AgFunderNews. And 30% of the... |
| Mar 14, 2023 | Farm tech market map: charting the next wave of agtech value for farmers | Editor’s note: Seana Day is a partner at Culterra Capital and based in the US. She has 20-plus years of investment, M&A, and strategy experience in agrifoodtech. Her analyses on the sector are regularly used by participants in the space... |
| Mar 8, 2023 | What is “the next big thing” for agtech? | Editor’s note: Seana Day is a partner at Culterra Capital. Based in the US, she has 20-plus years of investment, M&A, and strategy experience in agrifoodtech. Her analyses on the sector are regularly used by participants in the space to... |
| Feb 1, 2022 | How significant is the Bayer-Microsoft deal for agtech? The response | Editor’s Note: This post is co-authored by AFN’s editor Louisa Burwood-Taylor alongside Mark Johnson, who recently led grain trading platform GrainBridge to acquisition and was cofounder of Descartes Labs. A few months ago, Bayer and Micros... |
| Dec 30, 2021 | AFN’s top 20 guest articles of 2021 | AFN strives to provide holistic coverage of trends and developments across the agrifoodtech ecosystem; but we on the editorial team wouldn’t be able to do it all by ourselves. We rely on the multitude of expert commentaries, opinion pieces,... |
| Sep 21, 2021 | Soil health through the lens of the tech stack | Seana Day is a partner at Culterra Capital, based in Turlock, California. Thanks to Rob Trice of Better Food Ventures for his contributions to this piece. The views expressed in this guest article are the authors’ own and do not necessarily... |
| May 18, 2021 | Investing along the curve: Revealing the best opportunities across the food supply chain | Editor’s note: Seana Day and Brita Rosenheim are partners at Culterra Capital and venture partners at Better Food Ventures. Based in the US, they each have 20-plus years of investment, M&A, and strategy experience in agrifoodtech. Their... |
| Dec 28, 2020 | AFN’s top 20 guest articles in 2020 | As we count down the final few days until 2021, we on the AFN editorial team have been taking some time to look back at what has been a momentous year in agrifoodtech. Our coverage of this cutting-edge industry wouldn’t be complete if not f... |
| Dec 16, 2020 | Delivering the goods: Food supply chain tech market map & predictions for 2021 | Editor’s note: Seana Day and Brita Rosenheim are partners at Culterra Capital and venture partners at Better Food Ventures, each with 20-plus years of investment, M&A, and strategy experience in agrifoodtech. Their analyses on the agrif... |
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FAQ about Culterra Capital
What has the press written about Culterra Capital?
Parsers VC has collected 10 articles mentioning Culterra Capital, among them “Startup valuation correction will continue in 2024 but worst may be yet to come, say a third of agrifoodtech VCs” (Dec 14, 2023) and “Farm tech market map: charting the next wave of agtech value for farmers” (Mar 14, 2023).
Is Culterra Capital still active?
Yes, Culterra Capital is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Dec 26, 2023.