1. Arcadia Biosciences achieves record revenue of $8M despite coronavirus pandemic

    Proactive Investors

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    Arcadia Biosciences Inc. CEO Matt Plavan tells Proactive the group posted fourth-quarter results on Wednesday that saw its 2020 revenue increase six-fold to $8M from 2019, despite the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Plavan says strategic transactions allowed to group to reduce its loss, in addition to financial raises putting it the group “in really…Continue Reading »
  2. Three Farm Daughters seeks to elevate pantry staples with nutrition of GoodWheat

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    Three Farm Daughters, a pasta and flour brand launched by three sisters, features Arcadia Biosciences’ GoodWheat, a specialty durum wheat variety with significantly more dietary fiber and fewer calories per serving than traditional wheat. “One of the landscapes that we’re trying to fill is bringing added nutrition to everyday staples,” said co-founder, Mollie Ficocello, who as…Continue Reading »
  3. US (CA): Four hemp varieties receive certification from Association of Official Seed Certifying Agencies

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    Arcadia Biosciences’ four GoodHemp varieties – Rogue, Umpqua, Santiam and Potomac –  have all passed the rigorous standards of the national Association of Official Seed Certifying Agencies (AOSCA) variety review board. “In an emerging industry such as hemp, where variable quality of seed has historically plagued growers, being able to provide the quality assurance that…Continue Reading »
  4. AOSCA review board clears 4 new CBD-dominant seeds

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    A publicly traded California biotech company announced Tuesday that four of its hemp seed varieties have been approved by the national variety board of the Association of Official Seed Certifying Agencies. Davis-based Arcadia Biosciences received eligibility for certified seed production for its GoodHemp brand varieties including Rogue, Umpqua, Santiam and Potomac.Continue Reading »
  5. Sisters put their unique thumbprint on agriculture

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    Agriculture must accept new faces, ones who didn’t follow traditional paths, faces new to agriculture, faces who see different ways of bringing food to reach consumers and open new markets. An interview with the sisters who founded Three Farm Daughters in 2020 reminded of how the face of agriculture changes.Continue Reading »