Articles about Tortuga AgTech

Eva Roethler

Updated on March 27, 2024

Learning the newest technologies is a neverending pursuit for most engineers. We interviewed engineers from five Colorado-based companies to learn how they stay at the top of their game.

For three engineers, a mix of rituals, environmental considerations and mental strategies help them reach their most productive and creative states.

Dana Cassell

Updated on October 06, 2023

Successful women in tech share how they found their place and passion in the tech industry.

At these companies, transparency impacts everything from how colleagues work together to the way leadership delivers hard news.

Eva Roethler

Updated on November 16, 2022

Tech tenures are notoriously short. We talked to seven employees about why they are in it for the long haul with their employers.

Jenny Lyons-Cunha

Updated on June 22, 2022

Innovation can be elusive — building a culture of fearlessness can invite it to grow.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on February 09, 2022

For the following six companies, technical innovation is essential — but it’s their people who create the innovation.

Innovation at these companies isn’t intangible or driven by a select brain trust. It’s powered by regular people driven to do their jobs well.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on July 07, 2021

Several companies on the Colorado tech scene&nbsp;pulled through with significant VC raises, including a couple nine-digit sums, last month. Check out which companies secured the most VC in April and what they’re planning for it.&nbsp;Hint: They are all hiring.</p>

Big funding rounds. Groundbreaking tech. Hiring sprees. Here’s what to know about your local tech scene this year.

Datadog, Alteryx, Tortuga AgTech and GigSmart share their plans for the future.

Cassidy Ritter

Updated on April 20, 2021

Tortuga AgTech robots harvest strawberries. The company will soon expand to grapes, blueberries, tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers.</p>

With a blend of farmland and tech innovator, Colorado is poised to solve some of agriculture's biggest challenges.</p>