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Windfall Bio @WindfallBio

Naturally transforming harmful methane into rich, organic soil nutrients. 🌱

Joined January 2023
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Windfall Bio@WindfallBio
22 Mar 2023
Meet Windfall Bio, an agtech/climate startup developing the first-ever situation for capturing and transforming climate-harming methane emissions into living organic fertilizer. Join us on our journey towards a better planet: windfall.bio/
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#ICYMI, we were featured in The @washingtonpost, highlighting our mems’ ability to transform untapped #methane emissions into valuable outputs, like organic fertilizer. Read the story to learn how we’re serving industries with an operator-ready solution:washingtonpost.com/climate-s…

These very hungry microbes devour a powerful pollutant

Microscopic organisms are being deployed to capture methane from sources such as farms and landfills, with the potential for reuse as fertilizer and fish food.

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As we step into 2026, we’re reflecting on a year filled with incredible milestones that we couldn’t have achieved without your ongoing support.
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Along the way, these milestones were covered by leading media, including @washingtonpost, @business, @nytimes, and so many more. Thank you to our customers, partners, and team for supporting our mission. We can’t wait to continue this momentum in 2026! windfall.bio/

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Transform Waste Methane Into High-Value Fertilizer

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Replying to @The_Cool_Down
@the_cool_down recently reported on new research from Kansas State University, showing that organic #fertilizers increased soil’s carbon storage by stabilizing carbon in minerals and supporting microbial growth.
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Read the full findings to learn why organic fertilizer options – like FOUNDATION – are key to improving soil health, microbial diversity, and carbon sequestration: thecooldown.com/green-tech/s…

Researchers make stunning discovery after studying farmland treated with organic fertilizers for...

Researchers from Kansas State University studied the ways various farming methods influence how much carbon gets stored in soil.

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Our commercial-scale demonstration plant in Houston is officially open! The facility brings our modular bioreactor platform to life, showing how our mems convert diverse and dilute waste #methane streams into high-value organic fertilizer — in real time.
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From flare gas and landfill gas to biogas from agriculture, our demo site enables partners to witness a profitable, practical methane-to-value system operating continuously and at scale. Learn more here: globenewswire.com/news-relea…
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Microbes are nature’s original recyclers, removing methane before it reaches the atmosphere.
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Researchers found that one application of Windfall's mems absorbed more than 75% of methane emissions in a landfill trial, where the microbes consumed methane at that rate for over 30 days. Similarly, in a dairy farm pilot, our mems removed 85% of methane from manure lagoons.
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Read more about how our microbes could help cut methane at scale in the @washingtonpost: washingtonpost.com/climate-s…

These very hungry microbes devour a powerful pollutant

Microscopic organisms are being deployed to capture methane from sources such as farms and landfills, with the potential for reuse as fertilizer and fish food.

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Our FOUNDATION fertilizer increased romaine lettuce yields by 23–34% over feather meal and performed on par with premium soy hydrolysate. Learn how our recent field trials prove FOUNDATION to be a cost-effective, high-performing fertilizer alternative: globenewswire.com/news-relea…
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According to @Inc and @BCG, reducing carbon emissions can boost revenue by up to 10%. That’s especially true for organizations who invest in solutions that mobilize existing resources and tap into emerging innovation.
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Read the full article to learn about the value of decarbonization, and why our nature-based technology continues to be cited as a driver of real business value and sustainable results. inc.com/antoniovizcaya/reduc…

Reducing Carbon Emissions Can Increase Revenue by 10 Percent

Investing in sustainability and decarbonization, when guided by strategy and executed effectively, becomes a business opportunity.

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Too much animal manure is depleting soil and polluting waterways, according to @FAIRRInitiative. This is why farmers need circular solutions that turn waste into value—like organic fertilizers that rebuild soil health. Learn more in @agfundernews:
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#ICYMI, @norrsken_org named Windfall Bio to its 2025 Impact/100 List, recognizing the world’s most promising startups across climate, biodiversity, health, and more. See our logo in Times Square and explore the full list here: norrsken.org/impact100
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In case you hadn’t heard – we’ve been included in @amazon and @wholefoods 2024 sustainability and impact reports!
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Through pilot projects on Whole Foods Market supplier dairy farms—@StrausOrganic and Darigold—our mems converted 85% of methane from on-site manure. The results demonstrate a scalable pathway for food retailers to cut Scope 3 emissions while unlocking new economic value.
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Get in touch to learn how we can transform your dairy operations: windfall.bio/contact
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We're supporting the rapid commercialization of our nature-based solution with the addition of two new board members and an innovative pilot with Natural Milk and @Darigold. Read all about it – and other industry updates – in our October newsletter: lnkd.in/evKjD_z4
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We’re featured in the @nytimes’ latest article on methanotrophs, and our industry’s pursuit to develop methane mitigation solutions at scale. Read more about the remarkable power of methane-eating microbes and the scientists uncovering their potential: nytimes.com/2025/10/06/clima…

The Very Hungry Microbes That Could, Just Maybe, Cool the Planet

They feast on bubbles of methane seeping out of the ocean floor. Could their appetites be harnessed to slow climate change?

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