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The Pearse Lyons Cultivator is an accelerator focused on nurturing ag-tech startups to enhance the food supply chain. It operates globally, leveraging Alltech's expertise to support innovative solutions in agriculture.
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The Pearse Lyons Cultivator is an organization founded by Dr. Pearse Lyons, who also established Alltech, a global leader in animal nutrition. Operating in over 120 countries, the Cultivator aims to support entrepreneurship and innovative solutions in agriculture, enhancing the food supply chain through strategic collaborations.
The Pearse Lyons Cultivator invests in technologies that focus on renewable energy, reducing greenhouse gases, sequestering carbon, animal welfare, reducing water pollution, and sustainable food production. These areas are critical as the global population grows and the demand for food increases.
The Pearse Lyons Cultivator offers startups the opportunity to develop commercial pilot projects with Alltech or partner companies, leveraging Alltech's expertise and global presence in the agri-food sector.
Q: What is the application process? A: The program has a rolling application process. Q: What types of startups do you support? A: We support ag-tech startups focused on enhancing the food supply chain.
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