EOS Data Analytics Partners With Agrinova Group

EOS Data Analytics (EOSDA), a global provider of AI-powered satellite imagery analytics, has signed a partnership agreement with Agrinova Group that delivers agricultural consulting and business services in the Central and Eastern European countries, namely the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, and Ukraine.

The companies aim at promoting the value of satellite-based technologies for precision farming and hope for mutually beneficial collaboration.

The global smart agriculture market was valued at $15.3 billion in 2020 and is expected to reach $22.5 billion by 2026. The increasing demand for agricultural production induced by continuous world population growth leads to a higher cost of fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and other agricultural resources. Also, the greenhouse effect — and global warming as its consequence — provokes severe droughts and soil degradation. All of the above mentioned makes precision agriculture critically important for the sustainable development of humanity. Based on measurable data, smart agriculture seeks to streamline crop management processes such as sowing, fertilization, weed management and pest control, irrigation, and harvesting.

The implementation of data-driven tools in farming activities helps make informed business decisions and meet the requirements of environmentally friendly crop production. Agrinova Group’s objective is to improve crop growing by offering clients effective, innovative technologies within the company’s business services.

The partnership with EOS Data Analytics enables Agrinova Group to include satellite-powered imagery analytics into their offerings for farms in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, and Ukraine.

EOSDA platform has been selected for its innovative technologies and professional team that perfectly fit Agrinova Group’s ultimate goal to cover 100.000 ha of farms with crop monitoring services by 2025.

Ludek Novak

Founder of Agrinova Group

EOS Data Analytics is delighted to enter a partnership with Agrinova Group. We believe that introducing growers to smart agriculture technologies will help optimize crop production and increase farm productivity and profitability. Satellite analytics provides farmers with valuable insights for better decisions regarding, for example, the use of fertilizers, irrigation, or crop rotation. We’re more than happy that now more farmers in Central and Eastern Europe will have a chance to take advantage of smart farming technologies.

Rim Elijah

VP of Sales at EOS Data Analytics

Agrinova Group will integrate the EOS Crop Monitoring platform capabilities, including VRA (Variable Rate Application) maps for differential seed planting and fertilizing, into the company’s service offerings. Also, Agrinova Group expects EOSDA to further enhance field monitoring functionality and develop two-way data transfer to agricultural vehicles.

Agrinova Group has been screening and evaluating various solutions to improve the efficiency of consulting services in the CEE region for better crop production. The EOSDA products’ quality and professionalism combined with Agrinova Group’s vision have resulted in a business partnership between the global satellite imagery analytics provider and the agricultural consultancy company.

Ludek Novak

Founder of Agrinova Group

Moreover, Agrinova Group has a broad business network across Europe and may introduce partners to EOSDA products.

Agrinova Group and EOS Data Analytics believe that implementing satellite monitoring tools in agricultural activities will substantially increase crop yield, improve its quality, and take farming to a principally new level.

About Agrinova Group

Agrinova Consulting, s.r.o., the first company of Agrinova Group, was established in 2014 by the Group founder Luděk Novák. Agrinova Consulting provides consulting and business services in agriculture in the Central and Eastern European countries.

Recently, Agrinova Trading, s.r.o., the youngest company in the Group, has been established. Agrinova Group’s network companies operate in the Slovak Republic, Poland, and Ukraine.