- I-EcoGuard, an agri-tech startup in Baka el-Garbiya, Israel, has raised $870,000, including a $350,000 pre-seed investment last month.
- The funding, supported by the Israel Innovation Authority, Al-Qasemi, and Ibtkar Basecamp, will be used for research, field trials, and market preparation.
- Founded in 2024 by Mahmud Diab, I-EcoGuard focuses on improving crop yields by tackling temperature extremes, using nanotechnology-powered greenhouse covers to regulate temperatures.
- The investment strengthens I-EcoGuard’s position as a pioneer in climate-resilient farming technologies, aimed at enhancing global food security.
I-EcoGuard, an agricultural technology startup based in Baka el-Garbiya, Israel, has raised $870,000 in funding, including a $350,000 pre-seed investment secured last month.
The funding was backed by the Israel Innovation Authority, Al-Qasemi, and Ibtkar Basecamp, and will be directed toward research, field trials in varying climates, and market preparation for its cutting-edge solutions.
Founded in 2024 by Mahmud Diab, I-EcoGuard focuses on improving agricultural productivity by addressing the challenges posed by temperature extremes.
The company has developed nanotechnology-powered greenhouse covers that autonomously regulate temperature to optimize growing conditions, offering a transformative approach to climate-resilient farming.
This latest investment solidifies I-EcoGuard’s position as a pioneer in innovative agricultural technologies designed to enhance global food security.
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