HerdDogg’s latest innovation, StarDogg, uses satellites to provide ranchers with cost-effective, 24x7 animal tracking and welfare monitoring across remote rangeland.

ZingPR helps tell the story about the growing prominence of HerdDogg, whose clever biometric tags are helping scientists learn more about livestock — and enabling producers to document the love and care they put into humane and sustainable farming techniques.

HerdDogg launched its industry-first long-range ear tags for livestock, part of the company’s comprehensive data collection and analysis platform that enables producers to monitor animal health and implement farm-to-fork traceability.

This nasty little pest makes life difficult for coffee growers. But now they can fight back with Crop Enhancement’s new technology.

Cavallo Ventures, the venture capital arm of Wilbur-Ellis, has invested in ZingPR client Crop Enhancement. With its investment, Cavallo Ventures aims to accelerate the development of Crop Enhancement's breakthrough crop protection technology in the United States — particularly for the production of high-value fruit and vegetable crops.

In one of the largest-ever pilots of wearable technology, HerdDogg teams with Australia’s foremost authority on sustainable beef production to showcase how its system can deliver remote livestock monitoring to Australian producers.

The $2.3 million in seed financing enables HerdDoggto accelerate development and commercialization of its field-tested and proven system to monitor herd health to boost livestock profitability and sustainability.

Crop Enhancement Inc., an innovator of sustainable agrochemicals for enhancing crop yields, has strengthened its go-to-market team with the appointment of two experienced agricultural business development executives. Crop Enhancement is gearing up for commercialization of its non-toxic crop protection technology, CropCoat®, following successful field trials with cacao growers in Indonesia.

Suncrest USA Inc., a leader in sustainable hydroponic growing technology, has ramped up production in Silicon Valley to meet strong demand from local restaurants and grocers for its locally grown leafy greens. In less than two years, Suncrest has successfully progressed from an angel-backed pilot project operating in stealth mode to a 1.25-acre scaled-up greenhouse operation with dozens of marquee customers and proven technology. To date, it has signed licensees in two key markets: Seattle and the San Francisco Bay Area, and is gearing up for operations in 40 U.S. markets.