CropX Technologies
CropX is one of the world's fastest-growing providers of AgTech solutions, deployed in over 50 countries and across all arable continents. Our flagship product, the CropX agronomic farm management system, synthesizes data from soil to sky to offer advanced soil and crop intelligence and a suite of digital agronomic decision and planning tools, all on an easy-to-use app capable of tracking multiple farms and fields. Since 2020, CropX has been consolidating world-class technology to provide an impactful, all-in-one and easy-to-use solution for the complicated challenges faced by farms today. These acquisitions take regional technology to a global scale and accelerate market reach for an urgent response to the climate crisis. Impact: Using the CropX system farms, advisors, and food companies can access data from soil, satellites, weather, crops, and much more. The system provides specific insights for irrigation, crop protection, nitrogen monitoring, and effluent irrigation. CropX also offers APIs for other AgTech providers. Farms optimize their water, chemical, and fertilizer use, ensuring they are maximizing yields while minimizing environmental impact. Agronomic advisors help their customers get the best results with confident, real-time-data-led decisions. Food companies connect with supplier farms, helping them achieve better outcomes, ensuring a more resilient supply chain and meeting their climate pledges. Investors and Partners: CropX is backed by the world’s leading agribusinesses and VCs, who recognize that CropX’s precision-ag technologies set new standards of best practices for environmental sustainability and greater farm productivity. Learn more at www.cropx.com CropX Technologies acquisitions: • 2020 – CropMetrics, United States (retired brand • 2020 – Regen Ag, New Zealand (retired brand) • 2021 – Dacom Farm Intelligence, Netherlands • 2023 – Tule Technologies, California USA • 2023 – Green Brain, Australiawww.cropx.com
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Oct 16, 2026
Jake AllenHOST
University and foundation partners are carrying the early risk.
Jake AllenHOST
Lincoln University and McCain Foods brought Crop X into an eight-year regenerative potato trial in New Zealand.
Jake AllenHOST
And the John Deere Foundation committed eighteen and a half million dollars to link farmers with food banks.
Jake AllenHOST
[upbeat music] And finally, tier three, market signals and operations.
Olivia KranefussGUEST
And these companies have historically focused on technology.
Olivia KranefussGUEST
So some of the big ones include CropX, Wiscon, Zentek, Arable, Sirius Imaging, creating equipment like soil sensors or crop imagery platforms, or these decision support platforms themselves.
Olivia KranefussGUEST
So now the traditional equipment companies are, are now competing with, with tech specialists as well.
Olivia KranefussGUEST
And then to circle back to your question about which pathway is right, the, the software or the hardware side, I, I think that while farmers still need high-quality hardware for their irrigation systems and for collecting data, they also really increasingly need a way to be able to understand and use that data effectively to then actually inform their irrigation habits.
Reese TisdaleHOST
So the barrier to entry for them, in some respects, is a lot lower.
Reese TisdaleHOST
And so that's why when you mention partnerships, it makes me think, like, is there-- to what extent is there M&A, or is there this sort of these relationships even across the supply chain that are coming together to provide a package of solutions to these farmers? And I think that's really critical, and it seems to be that's kind of the way the market's evolving a little bit.
Reese TisdaleHOST
I think one thing, and you and I have talked a lot about this, like CropX is a company that we've been interested in.
Reese TisdaleHOST
They're pretty active across the space.
John KempfHOST
Uh, Jeff, thanks for joining me here, um, and being willing to be a part of this conversation.
John KempfHOST
I've-- As I've been having discussions with growers, I've been-- we've been having such great feedback and so much fun with the CropX devices and partnering that with FieldLark and, and of course, we've got Pinion out in the field.
John KempfHOST
There's just-- there's, uh, there's a lot of fun things that have happened in the last year.
John KempfHOST
Um, and so I'd like to discuss those with you and, and just get your observations and perspectives.