Agricultural autonomy company Sabanto has closed an oversubscribed Series B with backing that includes Leaps by Bayer. Its strategy centers on adding autonomous capability to row crop equipment already operating on farms.

Retrofitting changes the adoption equation. Farmers can test automation without replacing an entire capital base, while the startup can enter through a narrower purchase decision. The challenge is…

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