RGT

RGT Fundraising Regenerative Growth Technologies is raising a $1M pre-seed round on a SAFE with a $4M valuation cap and a 15% discount. We are building on-farm biofertilizer systems that help farmers turn organic waste into a useful crop input. Our goal is to reduce fertilizer costs, improve farm-level resilience, and give growers more control over one of their most volatile expenses. This round will support the next stage of RGT’s development, including pilot deployments, continued engineering of the RGT Core system, and the validation needed to move toward commercial readiness. We are looking to connect with investors, strategic partners, and people in agriculture who understand the need for more resilient input systems. View our pitch deck here: decks.visible.vc/I3VLYM1g0L

Fertilizer Shocks Hit Farmers First, Then the Food System Farming depends on planning, but fertilizer prices are becoming harder to plan around. A grower can build a season around one set of costs, then face a very different reality when global markets shift. Energy prices, conflict, export restrictions, shipping disruption, and geopolitical tensions can all push fertilizer prices higher in a short period of time. When that happens, farmers do not have much room to wait. They still need to plant, feed the crop, and protect yield. That is why fertilizer volatility hits farms so hard. Fertilizer is not a minor expense that can easily be ignored. For many growers, it is one of the largest operating costs of the season. A sudden increase can tighten cash flow, reduce margins, delay purchasing decisions, or force farmers to rethink how much they can apply. The impact starts on the farm long before it reaches the consumer. Farmers absorb the higher cost first, often months before harvest and long before food prices reflect the pressure. By the time the wider food system feels it, the farm has already carried the risk. This is the real issue behind rising fertilizer prices. It is not just that fertilizer has become more expensive. It is that farmers are exposed to repeated shocks from systems they do not control. When fertilizer markets move suddenly, the first place the damage appears is not on the grocery shelf. It appears in the farmer’s operating budget.

Regenerative Growth Technologies is developing an on-farm system that converts organic farm waste into bio-fertilizer. Our technology combines hardware, biology, and process control. The RGT Core manages the bio-fermentation process on-site, turning organic waste from the farm into a liquid bio-fertilizer that can be used back on crops. What makes the technology different is that it is not just a biological product and it is not just a machine. It is a complete platform that brings together reactor design, microbial formulations, and farm-level integration. View our pitch deck here: decks.visible.vc/I3VLYM1g0L

Introducing Regenerative Growth Technologies (RGT) Regenerative Growth Technologies is developing on-farm biofertilizer systems that help farmers reduce fertilizer costs and make better use of organic waste. Many farms produce crop waste and other organic material that has little economic value. At the same time, farmers are under pressure from rising input costs and unpredictable fertilizer supply chains. RGT is working on a system that brings fertilizer production closer to the farm. Our device, the RGT Core, is designed to convert organic farm waste into biofertilizer on-site. This gives growers a way to produce part of their fertilizer needs from resources they already have, while reducing reliance on external suppliers. We are currently in the R&D and pilot phase, working with growers to validate the technology in real farming conditions and better understand how it can fit into day-to-day farm operations. RGT’s goal is to help farmers lower input costs, improve resource efficiency, and build more resilient farming systems.