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September 13, 2024
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Agricultural Ventures: Unleashing the Power of Venture Capital

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Andrew Minarick, founder of BovEye and Flyover Whiskey, discusses the importance of carefully considering if venture capital is the right fit for agriculture startups. He emphasizes the need to model out what kind of business is needed for a successful investment, both for venture investors and the company itself.

Tim Hammerich of the Ag Information Network reports on Minarick’s experience with two successful ag startups and his current venture, BovEye. Minarick highlights the unique nature of venture capital and cautions against viewing it as a signal of success, emphasizing the importance of aligning investment with the business type.

Minarick’s insights shed light on the complexities of venture capital in agriculture and the need for a strategic approach to securing investment.

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