David Davies from AgUnity AgUnity is helping increase incomes for the smallest farmers in developing countries via the use of blockchain tech.   We have two entities: one, AgUnity, is a commercial entity that builds the technology and runs pilot projects to prove the impact, and the other, AgriLedger, is a charitable trust that allows us to partner with and receive funding from NGOs. From our pilot projects, we develop case studies that support grant applications from (as one example) … [Read more...]

Anastasia Volkova from FluroSat Grow more with less.   We sell derived imagery products and agronomic insights produced using crop and paddock specific analysis to the growers, decreasing the time to decision making and increasing the number of traceable data points to access the effectiveness of a taken agronomic decisions. We combine drone and satellite data with weather and farm information, current as well as historic, to adjust the optimal crop performance predictions to every … [Read more...]

Damian Zammit from WaterSave International WaterSave is using sensor technology to reduce the water, power & fertilizer consumption on farms by 20-40%.   As a Northern Australian company, we specifically identified a need to address the impact that farming is having on the Great Barrier Reef. After spending months speaking to farmers across the region, we identified that power and water consumption were critical pain points for farmers. Hence www.watersave.io was born in March of … [Read more...]

Peter Cummins from The Farm Process We are about helping farmers achieve better productivity through effective use of technology.   The Farm Process started out as a commissioned on-site pack-shed management product. We subsequently translated and released released it as a SaaS (Software as a Service) product online and softreleased to a number of local farmers. The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. Our market research has indicated that there is a pent up demand in the … [Read more...]

Gaurav  Tyagi from Pycno Agriculture Pycno produces easy to use wireless agriculture sensors that plug into soil & provide users with critical information.   Pycno produces professional yet cheap and easy to use wireless sensors targeted for agriculture that plugs into the soil and provide users with critical information of the soil and the air from remote locations. All this information is captured by the sensors and gets  displayed in real time from anywhere you are in the world … [Read more...]

Helen Fielder from Clohesy Organics Escape to the bush surroundings, sleeping under the stars and watch the crops developing. Focus on vegetarians/vegans Organic farming (currently exotic tropical fruits and planned planting of cocoa to be grown organically). To help defray the costs of the farming enterprise it is envisaged that accommodation will be provided by constructing up to 4 tents that each include their own ensuite and to undertake significant repairs to the stone house already … [Read more...]