Trace Genomics

A New Chapter for Trace Genomics: Joining Miraterra

We are joining forces! Trace Genomics has been acquired by Miraterra, a leading British Columbia-based technology company. This strategic acquisition includes our entire IP portfolio, in-market products, and our analytical lab in Ames, Iowa.

This pivotal moment empowers Miraterra to become the definitive platform for soil-to-table measurement and insight. We're incredibly grateful for the vision, leadership, and expertise of the past Trace team, whose tireless work and breakthroughs in soil biology and chemistry made this possible.

Our trusted products will continue to be available and supported as part of Miraterra's expanded offerings. Check out their website (linked below in comments) for more information and reach out to collaborate.

Miraterra's integration of our technology and decades of rich data will significantly advance measurement and insights from soil to plants to food, driving agricultural innovation and the resilience of our planet's soil health. We can’t wait to see all that Miraterra achieves!

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