Fifth in a series focused on new ag technologies that are helping farmers to be more efficient, sustainable, and profitable.
40+ Changemakers Featured
Connecticut Technology Council
AgFunderNews.com
We have an obligation to use AI for good whenever and wherever we can. We can tackle these challenges to the global food supply, and we must.
This article is part of a series focused on new ag technologies that are helping farmers to be more efficient, sustainable, and profitable.
Tim Hassinger, CEO, President, Intelinair, has joined Enko Chem, Inc., as the agricultural discovery company’s newest board member.
AgriBusiness Global
The Tech Tribune
By Tom Meade, Ph.D. Enko CSO for the World Economic Forum
Third in a series defining commonly used concepts and technologies relating to modern agriculture.
Hartford Business Journal
Enko earns spot 131 on ForwardFooding's Food Tech 500
Jacqueline Heard, Enko Co-Founder & CEO selected by HBJ news team for Power 50 spot
2024 Ranking of GreenTech Companies by TIME and Statista
via AgriTechTomorrow.com
The discovery of novel chemistry for fungal control demonstrates digital technologies reduce the time needed for R&D discovery, while building in safety guardrails early
WomeninAgribusiness.com
AgriBusinessGlobal.com
The Chemical Show with guest, Enko CSO, Tom Meade
Enko is the 2023 recipient of the International Trade Council’s Go Global Award in the AgTech category.
In our last 101 blog we talked about the key tenets of regenerative ag which include building back healthy soil. But what does healthy soil really mean?
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Enko collaborate on novel crop protection.
Yahoo! Finance - Worldwide
First in a series defining commonly used concepts and phrases relating to modern agriculture.
By Jacqueline Heard, Founder and CEO
Hartford Business Journal
David Jones has stepped down from the Chairmanship of Enko® after over four years of engagement with the company. Marijn Dekkers, Chairman, Novalis LifeSciences LLC, and Enko board member since 2020, will take on the role as interim-Chairman.
Energy improvements are projected to create upwards of $10 million savings
by Jacqueline Heard, Ph.D., MBA Founder and CEO, Enko Chem, Inc.
The SVG Ventures THRIVE Award acknowledges the Enko team’s accomplishments discovering and developing safe and novel small molecules across all indications – herbicides, fungicides, and insecticides.
By Jacqueline Heard, Founder and CEO, Enko - We’re proud to work with investors who recognize the imperative of getting new crop health solutions into farmers’ hands quickly in response to these mounting threats.
As an agricultural industry innovator, Jacqueline Heard, Founder and CEO of Enko, offers her thoughts on the future of world food security after participating in the 2023 World Economic Forum.
World Economic Forum 2023
By Team Enko
By Jacqueline Heard, CEO and Founder
U.S. Connecticut State Senator Chris Murphy announced that Enko was named August’s “Innovator of the Month.”
CT Insider
Crunchbase News
The Day
BioFuelsDigest.com
Enko CEO Jacqueline Heard talks Enko's Series C funding and how the money raised will help grow healthier crops by using AI
Enko's newest board member Shahram Ebadollahi answers important questions regarding Ag
Enko CEO Jacqueline Heard talks expanding their capabilities with DNA-Encoded libraries
WEForum.org
Have you ever wondered where the name Enko has come from? Read Enko CEO Jacqueline Heard latest blog!
Why is Enko called a crop health company? Read Enko CEO Jacqueline Heard's latest blog here!
GlobalAgInvesting.com
Enko and Nufarm recently collaborated together to discuss new herbicide solutions.
WEForum.org
Enko and Bayer team up to help farmers tackle weeds, read all the details here
FastCompany.com
AgTechSoWhat.com
Chemistry Research Fellow Neville Anthony sits down for an inside scope into Enko
Germin8’s Michael Lavin on Creating a Resilient Food System for the Future
HartfordBusiness.com
CropLife.com
Read about Enko and Syngenta new partnership
Global Ag Investing
Enko joins the World Economic Forum
Why Earth Day’s Roots Matter for Today’s Growers