Entries by RootWave

Financial Times discusses a future without chemicals with RootWave

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There is growing evidence that the use of chemicals in agriculture is harmful to both the environment and human health. Maija Palmer discusses potential alternatives in a podcast with Helen Browning, chief executive of the Soil Association, Adam Speed of the Crop Protection Association and Andrew Diprose, chief exec of Rootwave, a startup that uses […]

RootWave shortlisted for Amazon’s Growing Business Awards

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RootWave is delighted to have been short listed for the Innovator of the Year at Amazon’s Growing Business Awards.  The Amazon Growing Business Awards were created by Real Business, in partnership with the CBI, back in 1998. Twenty years on and the awards are the most established and respected celebration of SME and entrepreneurial success […]

English Heritage adopts RootWave Pro as main method of weed control

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English Heritage are delighted to announce that they are adopting RootWave Pro as the main method of weed control after successful years of trials within their Organic Garden at Audley End House & Gardens. Managing weeds in an Organic Garden without using chemicals is a major challenge as it typically involves weeding by hand which […]

RootWave wins FoodBytes! London 2018 Judges’ Choice Award

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RootWave is proud to announce it won the Judges’ Choice Award at Rabobank’s Foodbytes! London 2018 event. Abi Ramanan, CEO of ImpactVision and one of the judges stated “The potential of RootWave’s technology to eradicate weeds without using chemicals has huge potential for agriculture and farming sustainability, plus Andrew’s story resonated particularly well – I’m […]

Finalist in Britsh Farming Awards

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RootWave is delighted to be a finalist in the British Farming Awards Machinery and Farm Technology Innovator.  The British Farming Awards is a celebration of the every-day resilience and innovation demonstrated across the core sectors of agriculture.  Organised by AgriBriefing, parent company to Farmers Guardian, Arable Farming and Dairy Farmer, there are 14 categories in […]