I'm curious as well. I currently work as a designer in tech and feel somewhat unsatisfied with it. The "problems" being solved pale in comparison to the ones th

I'm curious as well. I currently work as a designer in tech and feel somewhat unsatisfied with it. The "problems" being solved pale in comparison to the ones that exist and are in need of being tackled in agriculture. Would love to continue to work in the start-up space but working on real problems like FarmLogs does. Recently picked up "The Market Gardener: A Successful Grower's Handbook for Small-scale Organic Farming" off Amazon and seems like a great framework for starting a small farm. At an estimated initial cost of $60,000 per farm plot, I wonder what the effect of an agriculture/tech-incubator would be. Seems silly to throw $30m at an app like Secret (not to pick one out, but you know what I mean), when there are real tangible problems being solved in the food industry by FL and others.