Agri Technovation
Develops plant and soil nutrition products while delivering precision farming services for commercial crop producers. Multidisciplinary expertise supports soil mapping, laboratory analysis, irrigation monitoring, geographic data, and farm management decisions.
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About This Company
Science-based crop management, precision farming services, and specialized plant nutrition define Agri Technovation’s work with commercial growers. Its multidisciplinary team includes agronomists, horticulturists, soil scientists, microbiologists, irrigation specialists, formulation chemists, engineers, geographic information systems specialists, software engineers, and data scientists. The company formulates and manufactures liquid and water-soluble foliar products, soil and fertigation inputs, soil revitalizers, and controlled-release fertilizers covering macronutrients and micronutrients. Selected local and imported raw materials are combined with proprietary and licensed technologies to address plant growth and soil nutrition across fruit, nut, grain, vegetable, pasture, sugarcane, rice, cotton, and grape production.
Precision services extend from soil classification and chemical mapping to leaf, petiole, carbohydrate, water, and microbial analysis. Geographic information systems, aerial imagery, yield maps, weather stations, soil moisture probes, pest monitoring, and harvest location data contribute to farm-specific recommendations. The MYFARMWEB™ cloud platform stores, visualizes, and compares maps and geographic data for individual farms or farm groups, while irrigation monitoring and real-time weather information assist operational decisions. Research and development is reinforced through partnerships with international universities, independent research institutes, and laboratories. Operations began in 2014, and the company works internationally with thousands of farms, applying scientific data throughout crop cycles to improve input timing, nutrient management, yield, crop quality, and farm economics.











