Active agriculture investors in Ohio — 2026
81 investors backed 1 agriculture offering by companies in Ohio in the last 12 months, per SEC Form D. Companies file a Form D with the SEC when they raise money under Regulation D, and report how many investors have already put money in. Funds file one too when they raise, which is how we list the venture and private equity funds based in Ohio. Figures come straight from SEC EDGAR and refresh daily.
- Investors in these offerings
- 81
- Form D “total number already invested” · All 1 offerings, Sep 28, 2025 – Sep 28, 2026
- New agriculture offerings
- 1
- Companies in Ohio that filed a new Form D, Sep 28, 2025 – Sep 28, 2026
- Amount sold
- $114.3M
- As reported in Form D · All 1 offerings, Sep 28, 2025 – Sep 28, 2026
Offerings are matched on the Form D industry group (Agriculture) and the company’s business address, one offering per company, funds excluded. Each filing reports how many investors have already invested, not who they are, so an investor in two offerings counts twice. Run the same search on sec.gov.
Venture and private equity funds based in Ohio
SEC EDGAR Form D filingsFunds file a Form D when they raise from their own investors. These are recent filings by venture capital and private equity funds with a business address in Ohio, from the last 365 days, newest first.
Funds with “Agriculture”, “Agtech”, “Agrifood”, “Farm” in their name
Form D doesn’t say what a fund invests in, so this is a keyword match on the fund’s name, not a stated agriculture focus. Venture capital and private equity funds in Ohio that filed in the last 12 months.
No fund names in Ohio matched these keywords in the last 12 months.
Organisation-level public data from SEC EDGAR. We don’t publish personal names or contact details on this page. Fund size is the offering amount in the fund’s Form D; “Indefinite” means the filing didn’t state one.
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