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Basildon UK global ag equipment (NYSE: CNH) at $18B+ agricultural revenue with New Holland/Case IH brands in 170 countries; Exor/Agnelli family control competing with Deere and AGCO for agricultural machinery markets.
CNH Industrial is a Basildon, United Kingdom-headquartered global agricultural and construction equipment manufacturer — controlled by Exor (the Agnelli family investment company) and listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: CNH) — providing farmers, contractors, and construction companies worldwide with agricultural machinery (tractors, combines, harvesters, balers) under the New Holland Agriculture, Case IH, and Steyr brands, and construction equipment under the Case CE and New Holland Construction brands. With $18+ billion in agricultural equipment revenue, 35,000+ employees across 40 production sites and 49 R&D centers, and market presence in approximately 170 countries, CNH Industrial is the world's second-largest agricultural machinery manufacturer by revenue. Formed in 2013 from the merger of Fiat Industrial and CNH Global.
Automated indoor mushroom farm using AI-driven microbiome discovery at 1/3 traditional cost; $4M from YC and Haystack targeting $50B global mushroom market with distributed robotic growing.
Hedgehog is a San Francisco-based agtech company building automated indoor mushroom farms — using AI-powered sensing, robotic growing systems, and an AI-driven microbiome discovery platform to produce mushrooms at less than one-third the cost of traditional mushroom farming, targeting the $50 billion global mushroom industry with a distributed, automated growing model. Founded in 2022 and backed by $4 million from Y Combinator, Shared Future Fund, and Haystack, Hedgehog's 18-person team has developed technology to identify optimal microbiomes that enable fungi growth at 1,000x scale compared to conventional methods.
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