This LSU-born startup wants to build the next big thing in agriculture

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What began in an LSU classroom has evolved into one of Louisiana’s most promising ag-tech startups. Baton Rouge’s FarmMind, founded by LSU alumni and students Colin Raby, Grant Muslow, Aaron Beatty, Cole Lacombe and Julius Pallotta, is building what Raby describes as an “agricultural intelligence engine”—a platform powered by AI that’s designed to help agricultural

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