KisanHub, a Cambridge-founded startup applying AI to agriculture, has raised £1.12 million to accelerate its growth in the UK and Europe. The round was led by Low Carbon Innovation Fund 2 (LCIF2) with backing from the Future Fund. Existing investors IQ Capital, Notion Capital and Sistema VC also joined. The'seed to sale' connectivity platform combines crop intelligence with supply chain intelligence, to make sure what farms yield actually makes it to kitchens in good shape. Integrating data from crops, stores, load dispatches, satellites and field sensors, the platform helps growers, field staff, procurement managers and management teams make informed decisions and avoid bottlenecks.