Soil health company wins 2025 AgTech Breakthrough Award
In-field irrigation systems from soil health company MyLand have been recognized with a 2025 AgTech Breakthrough Award. Learn more.
The company’s patented Soil as a Service systems connect directly to a farm’s existing irrigation infrastructure and introduce live, native microalgae into the water stream, according to a news release. Irrigation delivers microalgae directly to the soil, restoring natural biological processes and producing benefits including enhanced water use efficiency, higher yields, better-quality produce and increased resilience, according to the release.
“This is more than a technological innovation. It’s a shift in how we approach farm infrastructure and soil health,” Dane Hague, MyLand co-founder and CEO, said int the release. “Healthy soil is foundational to a farm’s success. By empowering growers to easily and rapidly improve soil health, MyLand is reshaping what’s possible in agriculture.”
“MyLand is transforming irrigation into a regenerative tool,” said Bryan Vaughn, AgTech Breakthrough managing director. “MyLand’s biology-first, irrigation-powered solution delivers measurable on-farm benefits. With the MyLand System, irrigation is made smarter by turning it into a delivery system for living biology and long-term resilience, amplifying a farm’s live, native microalgae to create healthier soil.”
Other AgTech Breakthrough category winners include ADM, Bayer Crop Science, Bloomfield Robotics, Moleaer and Pivot Bio.
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to clarify MyLand’s services.