AgroScout

growth-positive

Israeli AgTech startup AgroScout has developed a drone software solution to assist farmers in managing their fields and orchards. The software collects agricultural data from the fields, processes and analyses it using artificial intelligence tools. The analysis provides farmers with a comprehensive overview of their fields, enabling them to identify and address potential agricultural risks such as diseases and pests, irrigation issues, and more. The company, founded in 2017, has raised approximately $10 million since its inception. Among its customers are major food processing companies such as PepsiCo, Heinz, and Mondelez.

growth-positive

AgroScout, an Israeli crop intelligence solutions firm, is utilizing AI and robotics to monitor crops and improve efficiency in agriculture. The company has developed software that allows farmers to track weather, locate pest infestations, and plan processing and manufacturing operations. AgroScouts platform leverages AI-driven cloud computing technologies and off-the-shelf hardware like smartphones and drones to deliver analytics for crop management. The company aims to impact global food security by reducing the input of chemicals and increasing crop yield. AgroScout has raised $11.3 million, including $7.5 million in a Series A round in August 2021.

growth-positive

AgroScout has acquired the assets of TerrAvion, a market leader in imagery data management for agriculture. The acquisition strengthens AgroScouts agro analytics capabilities and provides enhanced features for its users. AgroScout now manages more agricultural projects in the US, Brazil, and Mexico. The acquisition is growth-positive for the company.

growth-positive

AgroScout, an Israeli startup, has completed a Series A investment round of $7.5 million to develop its AI cloud platform for remote agronomy. The platform collects data to create analytics for actionable insights in crop management, including monitoring crop growth, pests, and diseases. The investment round was led by Kibbutz Yotvata, with participation from other investors such as Agriline and Kibbutz Yiron. AgroScout aims to bring efficient, sustainable, and accountable farming to unserved farms worldwide. The company plans to expand its platform to serve most of the 500 million unserved growers. The CEO of AgroScout expressed pride in the companys ability to provide remote agronomy services and bring on new partners. Vincent Tchenguiz of Agriline praised AgroScouts AI-based platform for making crop protection easier and more efficient.

growth-positive

Israeli AI sustainable crop protection company AgroScout has completed a $3 million financing round led by Kibbutz Yiron. The funding will allow AgroScout to expand its market reach and broaden its services to customers. AgroScouts solution integrates external data collected by drones to detect, identify, and monitor diseases, pests, and other agronomic problems in field crops. The company provides an affordable and easy-to-use solution based on user-generated content. The funding round is expected to deepen AgroScouts relationship with Oracle and offer a flexible, cutting-edge AI solution for farmers.