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March 25, 2026 | Josh Scott
Terramera subsidiary looks to build on its recent Trace Genomics acquisition with seed extension.
Combined with Trace Genomics acquisition, new capital will scale AI-driven platform that decodes soil’s biological and chemical intelligence
The DIS invests in dual-use technologies built by Canadian SMBs. We're one of them — and soil intelligence is exactly that. The same data that helps a farmer grow more food tells a government what's happening to its land.
Identifying sources of measurement uncertainty is one of the first steps to producing reliable, usable data.
Miraterra is honoured to be recognized as the winner of the @ALL IN Agritech Competition 2025.
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July 9, 2025 | Jennifer Marston
Trace Genomics said its focus shifted "to finding the right home" for its soil-measurement technology amid market headwinds.
Image credit: Trace Genomics
Miraterra, a British Columbia-based technology company known for unlocking measurement and insight across soil, plants, and food through breakthroughs in Raman spectroscopy, has acquired the assets of Bay Area-founded Ag-tech company, Trace Genomics Inc., including the full suite of Intellectual Property (IP), in-market products, and an analytical lab in Ames, Iowa.
Miraterra, a company revolutionizing advanced soil measurement, today announced the close of its Seed funding round led by At One Ventures, marking a pivotal moment in the company's mission to transform soil insight. New investors S2G Ventures, One Small Planet, Overview Capital, iSelect Fund, Starshot Capital, Pelican Ag, and Cisco Foundation also participated in the round.
Raman spectroscopy applied with machine learning quantifies the amino acid constituents of complex mixtures in the presence of interfering fluorescence and mineral features
Collaboration between Miraterra Inc. and the University of British Columbia
