Media Mentions
AgroSpheres
in the News
CBS19 discusses how what started as an idea by two UVA students in 2017 has grown into AgroSpheres, a company focused on agricultural products designed to protect crops while being environmentally friendly.
Click here to read further coverage about the exciting opening of AgroSphere’s new biomanufacturing facility that was attended by Gov. Abigail Spanberger and numerous local officials.
In this interview, AgroPages delves into a comprehensive conversation with AgroSpheres Co-Founders Payam Pourtaheri and Ameer Shakeel, to explore the company's innovative journey and future blueprint in the field of agricultural biotechnology.
Click here to read further coverage about the exciting opening of AgroSphere's new biomanufacturing facility attended by attended by Gov. Abigail Spanberger and numerous local officials
The Daily Progress covers AgroSpheres expanding its Albemarle County presence with a new commercial biomanufacturing facility for environmentally friendly crop protection products.
Cville Right Now covers Gov. Abigail Spanberger joining AgroSpheres for the opening of its new facility as the UVA-founded company expands commercial production of biological crop protection products.
CBS19 reports on the ribbon-cutting for AgroSpheres’ new biomanufacturing facility in Albemarle County and the demand for commercial fermentation facilities in the United States.
29News covers the launch of AgroSpheres’ new Albemarle County biomanufacturing facility and the company’s growth from a UVA-born idea into a commercial operation.
Virginia Public Radio visits AgroSpheres’ new facility, where the company is producing its FUN-THYME biofungicide and developing additional environmentally friendly crop protection products.
Manufacturing.Net covers Virginia-based agricultural biotechnology company AgroSpheres, Inc. announced the opening of its first commercial biomanufacturing facility in Charlottesville.
C&EN highlights AgroSpheres’ new commercial-scale Virginia facility, which uses fermentation to produce biofungicide and other crop protection products.
AgroSpheres and FMC advance two RNA-based bioinsecticides into global field trials, bringing next-generation crop protection closer to farmers while targeting major agricultural pests with more sustainable alternatives to traditional chemical pesticides.
Governor joins founders for ribbon-cutting in Charlottesville, celebrating an 18-month initiative to bring farmers next-generation products that replace chemicals and microplastics on U.S. farms and soil
California approval opens the door for broad commercial adoption across the state’s diverse specialty crops, with new research confirming strong performance in premium wine grape production
