EOSDA Has Partnered With Dr. Szabó Agrokémiai Kft.
EOS Data Analytics (EOSDA), a global provider of AI-powered satellite imagery analytics, has signed a partnership with Dr. Szabó Agrokémiai Kft. (DSZA) offering precision agriculture products and services. The companies seek to introduce EOSDA Crop Monitoring capabilities to Hungarian farmers to help them achieve higher yields and profits.
Hungary accounts for 4.5 million ha of arable lands, housing around 234,000 farms. The average farm size has significantly increased since 2010, prompting the demand for technologically-advanced agricultural tools to optimize crop cultivation and farm management.
Dr. Szabó Agrokémiai Kft. delivers Hungarian farmers a number of agricultural products and services, including soil sampling, precision application control systems, and robot steering solutions. By partnering with EOS Data Analytics, DSZA aims to integrate EOSDA Crop Monitoring, an online satellite-based precision agriculture platform for field management, into the company’s offerings and introduce the power of EOSDA Crop Monitoring to a broader range of farmers.
First and foremost, EOS Data Analytics provides high-quality EOSDA Crop Monitoring and weather forecast services based on accurate satellite data. Then, their customer support is perfect — we get feedback within several hours or less. That is why we chose this solution. We believe that we can achieve our goals and grow very fast in Hungary’s precision agriculture industry thanks to cooperating with EOSDA.
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DSZA will have access to a professional-level EOSDA Crop Monitoring subscription covering all features available on the platform, including vegetation indices, VRA (Variable Rate Application) maps for rational fertilization and seed planting, and weather forecasts.
The partnership with DSZA gives us a powerful opportunity to expand the advisory and consulting services. Through this partnership, we want to help Hungarian farmers and industry experts improve farms’ operations and increase crop yields. Moreover, I truly believe our collaboration will result in more sustainable food production system in Hungary.
Dr. Szabó Agrokémiai Kft. and EOS Data Analytics will join their efforts to highlight the benefits of satellite-driven EOSDA Crop Monitoring and promote precision agriculture technologies among Hungarian farmers and other agri-related businesses.
About the author:
Rim Elijah joined EOSDA in early 2020. She holds a double degree in business administration and political science from Stockholm University.
Rim is VP of Sales at EOSDA. She is overseeing all aspects of business model development and implementation, maintenance of positive business & customer experience, and the growth of the company’s global coverage. She is responsible for closing deals, scaling up ongoing projects, as well as the development and implementation of process control within the Sales department. Rim also regularly takes part in negotiations with important clients.
So far, Rim has managed to successfully establish a number of strategic partnerships with an emphasis on the delivery of sustainable solutions in various regions of Africa and Asia.
In addition to her main responsibilities, Rim is presently involved in the upcoming launch of the first agri-based satellite constellation by EOSDA, scheduled for mid-2022. She manages relationships with the EOS SAT investors.
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