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This article showcases our top picks for the best Gelderland based AgTech companies. These startups and companies are taking a variety of approaches to innovating the AgTech industry, but are all exceptional companies well worth a follow.
We tried to pick companies across the size spectrum from cutting edge startups to established brands.
We selected these startups and companies for exceptional performance in one of these categories:
- Innovation
- Innovative ideas
- Innovative route to market
- Innovative product
- Growth
- Exceptional growth
- Exceptional growth strategy
- Management
- Societal impact
Top Gelderland AgTech Startups
Data sourced from Crunchbase and SemRush.
Solynta
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Solynta is a breeding and biotechnology company based in Wageningen, the Netherlands.
Saia Agrobotics
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Saia has the revolution of robotics to agriculture, to relieve the human labour & to provide a solution for food security.
Nedap Livestock Management
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Nedap Livestock Management develops RFID-based systems that make individual animal care easier.
PoultryPlan
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PoultryPlan designs and develops a cloud-based software package that clarifies all relevant data within poultry integration.
NSure
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NSure provider of gene activity measurements in the agricultural chain intended to reduce harvest and storage losses
Ecotrans
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Ecotrans is a provider of transportation services intended to offer transport of animal feed and related products.
FieldScout
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FieldScout is an app that makes smart farming easy.
HollandPlug
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HollandPlug is an environmental startup that innovates biological super absorbers and water regulators.
Bioscope
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Bioscope supplies growers every 10 days with the information needed of his field for optimal cultivation.
