Agritech in Europe

European agritech vertical: 16 companies across 11 countries, plus 6 European software listings serving the sector.

Vertical at a glance

  • 16 companies
  • 6 software listings serving this vertical
  • 11 countries: Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Switzerland, United Kingdom

Companies

  • ONDO, Bulgaria: ONDO provides smart agriculture solutions, including automation for irrigation, fertigation, and climate control for greenhouses and open fields.
  • SatAgro, Poland: Precision farming using satellite data analytics.
  • Agrivi, Croatia: Farm management software for agribusiness.
  • Yara Digital Farming, Norway: Precision nutrition and crop management tools.
  • Peat (Plantix, Germany: AI crop disease diagnosis via mobile app.
  • AgriWebb, United Kingdom: Livestock management and traceability platform.
  • xFarm Technologies, Italy: Digital farm management and sustainability tracking.
  • 365FarmNet, Germany: Farm management software for crop operations.
  • Naïo Technologies, France: Agricultural weeding and hoeing robots.
  • FarmFacts, Germany: Digital farming platform for field management.
  • Nofence, Norway: GPS virtual fencing for livestock management.
  • Infarm, Germany: Urban vertical farming as a service.
  • Cropio, Austria: Satellite-based crop monitoring and management.
  • Sencrop, France: Connected weather stations for precision agriculture.
  • Connecterra, Netherlands: AI insights platform for dairy farming.
  • AgroStar EU, Germany: Crop monitoring and satellite field analytics.

Software serving this vertical

  • GreendaAI GmbH, Germany: Greenda is an AI platform that predicts crop pests and diseases, paired with plug-and-play field sensors to feed it real-time data from the ground.
  • Varda Foundation, Italy: Nonprofit tech platform enabling farm & field data sharing. Hosting SoilHive (global soil data platform) & Global FieldID (a barcode for fields).
  • Rhiagano, Bulgaria: Rhiagano develops sovereign AI solutions and enterprise architecture, featuring RHIEBO and DECLARE for deploying deterministic AI agents from hub to edge.
  • QFieldCloud, Switzerland: QFieldCloud enables teams to seamlessly synchronize, collaborate, and merge spatial data collected in the field using QField and QGIS.
  • Unibloom World, United Kingdom: Unibloom provides a platform to align climate targets with cost alternatives, empowering sustainability and procurement teams to manage Scope 3 emissions and impactful projects.
  • Source.ag, Netherlands: Source.ag develops AI-powered software solutions to empower greenhouse growers and optimize vegetable yields.