Welcome to Smart Agri Labs!

Smart Agri Labs is a machine learning powered and big data driven company with an aim to increase the profitability of small farmers globally, but with an initial focus on Spain. 
​The Company is targeting the segment of Spanish crop producers, both permanent and row crops, that comprises of more than half a million of farms with 11.2 billion Euro total revenue and 381 thousand direct workers employed.

​Network system.

​Where farmers anonymously share data on their farms’ performance and get benchmarking insights

​Predictive analytics.

Leverages machine learning techniques in order to reach a necessary scale

Portfolio optimisation.

​Provides recommendations on the types of crops that are most suitable for the particular field and proportions of each crop

Architecture.​

A system includes the application (for iOS and Android) and the web-service

Population growth and rising incomes, which drive increased protein consumption, are projected to increase food demand by 50% by 2050 

Global trends in agriculture and AgTech. ​

Agriculture is a critical industry for the world economy. Agricultural development is one of the most powerful tools to end extreme poverty, boost shared prosperity and feed a projected 9.7 billion people by 2050. Agriculture is also crucial to economic growth: in 2014, it accounted for one-third of global gross-domestic product (GDP). But agriculture-driven growth, poverty reduction, and food security are at risk:  Climate change could cut crop yields, especially in the world’s most food-insecure regions. 

AgTech represents the application of technology – especially software and hardware technology – to the field of farming. AgTech is an industry that encompasses diverse solutions to almost every step in the food production process. Growing demand for food amid limited land resources can be met only through adoption of technologies in agriculture. Food and agriculture is a $7.8 trillion global market that is on the edge of the revolutionary change. According to McKinsey report, the agriculture industry is the least digitalised.