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Protix is a Dutch insect biotechnology company founded in 2009 producing black soldier fly protein, lipids, and chitin for animal feed and food applications; raised €50M from Cargill among others;
Protix is a Dutch insect biotechnology company founded in 2009 and headquartered in Bergen op Zoom, Netherlands. The company specializes in farming and bioconversion of black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens) larvae at industrial scale to produce high-quality insect-based proteins, lipids, and chitin for use in animal feed (aquaculture, poultry, and pet food) and food ingredient applications. Protix's process converts organic by-products and food residues into insect biomass through the black soldier fly life cycle, embodying a circular economy model that valorizes food waste while producing sustainable nutrition.
John Deere cloud farm management platform (NYSE: DE, $51.7B FY2024) processing 480M+ acres with 21K precision ag bundles; industry-leading FMIS competing with FieldView and PLM Intelligence for commercial farm data management.
John Deere Operations Center is Moline, Illinois-based Deere & Company's cloud-based farm management platform — integrated within the John Deere precision agriculture ecosystem and available as part of John Deere's digital agriculture suite at no additional charge for connected equipment owners — providing commercial farmers and agricultural operators with a secure platform to monitor, organize, analyze, and share field data from John Deere connected equipment across planting, application, and harvest operations. Processing 480+ million acres of data with 21,000+ precision agriculture bundles sold and 2,400+ new Operations Center customers in recent years, the Operations Center is the industry's most widely deployed farm management information system (FMIS). Part of Deere & Company (NYSE: DE, $51.7 billion FY2024 revenue).
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