Sources: PureSense Is Raising More Funding
Capital is still tight in clean tech, but not everybody is having trouble getting it. Sources say PureSense -- which makes a wireless irrigation manager that lets farmers precisely manage how much water they deliver to individual plants (they can check results on their iPhones) -- is about to close a B round. Chief Operating Officer John Williamson said he can't provide any information on PureSense's funding activities. PureSense is an interesting company because it does more than just help farmers save water -- a big headache in drought-ridden California, where most of PureSense's customers are now. Crops that are watered properly also require less fertilizer and pesticides, which helps the environment, and they grow better.
17 September 2009•2 mins read
