Israel’s  Phytech has launched AI Advisor, its AI-powered irrigation advisor trained on real in-field data from Phytech’s IoT (Internet of Things) network of tree, fruit, soil, and climate sensors. Its advanced AI-driven irrigation solution is like having a super-agronomic intelligence … Continue reading →

The 2024 Sustainable Practices Report from Israel’s Phytech (see here previously) states that Phytech’s technology enabled farmers globally to save over 132 billion gallons of water in 2024. It is equivalent to the annual water consumption of more than 3.1 … Continue reading →

Israel’s Phytech operates in Peru and Chile, with services extended to growers in Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Guatemala, and Mexico. Phytech uses proprietary plant and field condition sensors. Also, hydraulic water monitoring provides clear visibility into tank level, pumps, filters and … Continue reading →

Israeli companies Rivulis and Phytech have announced a strategic partnership. Rivulis will integrate its cloud-based precision irrigation subsidiary, Manna, into Phytech. It will provide farmers with a comprehensive view of their entire irrigation and fertigation system. https://www.rivulis.com/rivulis-and-phytech-announce-strategic-partnership-to-advance-sustainable-agriculture/#

China’s Olam group, owner of the largest almond orchard in Australia, has implemented the crop sensor technology from Israel’s Phytech across the entire 5,000 hectares of its five orchards in South-Eastern Australia. The previous season’s 700-hectare trial resulted in higher … Continue reading →

Despite its location close to Gaza, Israel’s Phytech (see July newsletter) is to receive funds from major firms interested in its crop sensor technology. Phytech’s PlantBeat is used in the biggest farms in the US, Brazil and Australia, plus 60% … Continue reading →