AgriTech startup ecosystem
European agritech startups are applying precision farming, drone monitoring, and AI-driven crop management to improve yields and reduce environmental impact. The Netherlands, France, and Denmark are leading innovation hubs. We track 39 organisations in this sector across 6+ countries.
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AGRIVI
AGRIVI is a digital agriculture platform offering farm management software (AGRIVI 360), an AI advisory tool for input manufacturers (AGRIVI AI Engage), and food traceability solutions. The platform is used across 50+ markets by enterprise farms and agri-food companies including Nestlé, Driscoll's, and Kimberly-Clark. Founded in Zagreb in 2013, the company has raised EUR 4 million and is active across five continents.
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Agro Innovation Lab
Created 2016 by Raiffeisen Ware Austria and BayWa. Agritech accelerator offering mentoring, pilot opportunities on farms, industry networking, and hackathons; pilots can lead to strategic cooperation or investment with BayWa/RWA. Scope: International (Europe).
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Agrolabs
Agrolabs is an AgTech company from Tbilisi focused on digitizing greenhouse operations through IoT sensing and analytics. The platform combines hardware sensors with cloud-based monitoring to detect crop and climate anomalies early and provide daily recommendations for yield optimization. It grew from the 500 Georgia/Eurasia ecosystem and is positioned for cross-border agriculture markets.
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Agrovar
AgroVAR is a Bulgarian regenerative-agriculture platform that helps farmers adopt soil-carbon-sequestering practices and monetize the results through verified carbon certificates. The company estimates sequestration potential of one to five tonnes of CO2 equivalent per hectare and additional revenue of 40-250 BGN per hectare from regenerative practices. Its team includes climate-science and software specialists supporting farms through the transition.
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Augmenta
Augmenta is an Athens-founded agriculture technology company that developed a real-time, camera- and AI-based variable rate application (VRA) hardware platform for farming. Its multispectral camera system retrofits onto existing agricultural machinery such as tractors, sprayers and spreaders, processing field conditions on the fly to automatically apply the optimal amount of inputs. The aim is to increase yields and reduce unnecessary chemical and fertiliser usage. In March 2023 Augmenta was acquired by CNH Industrial for $110 million and integrated into CNH's precision-technology portfolio, while retaining operations in Greece and the US.
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BIENESIS
Develops a smart robotic canopy system that protects vineyards from climate hazards — hail, frost, excess heat and heavy rain. Solar-powered actuators deploy a retractable, recyclable fabric over vine rows on demand, controllable remotely.
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Clément Ray
Co-founder and CEO of InnovaFeed, one of the world's largest insect-protein producers, turning insects into sustainable feed and fertiliser at industrial scale, backed by Temasek and Qatar Investment Authority.
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Cordulus
Cordulus is a weather-intelligence company combining AI with weather sensor networks (weather stations, rain gauges, soil-temperature and wind sensors) to deliver hyperlocal forecasts for agriculture, winter road maintenance, construction and motorsports. Its platform serves customers across many European markets, offering rain and wind forecasting alongside an AI weather model.
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Cropler
Cropler, founded in 2023 and headquartered in Warsaw, develops a portable digital agronomy system that delivers real-time field insights through smart agri-cameras and soil sensors. It pairs on-field hardware with a web-based analytics platform to monitor plant health and soil conditions, helping farmers track phenophases, detect diseases early and act on AI-based recommendations. Cropler reports its devices are used in 25 countries.
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eAgronom
eAgronom is an Estonian agriculture climate-tech company that helps farmers adopt regenerative practices and generate additional revenue through its Carbon Program, which develops and sells Verra-certified soil carbon credits. Its farm management software and automated data collection are used by more than 3,500 farmers across 13 countries on over 2.5 million hectares. In 2026 the company sold 29,000 Verra-certified soil carbon credits, generating EUR 1.46 million in revenue for participating farmers. eAgronom also offers sustainable farmer loans and leasing to help farmers finance the transition to regenerative agriculture.
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EIT Climate-KIC Accelerator (Berlin)
EIT Climate-KIC — now operating as Climate KIC — is Europe's leading climate innovation agency and accelerator, founded in 2010 as one of the European Institute of Innovation & Technology's first Knowledge and Innovation Communities. Headquartered in Amsterdam and active across 50 countries, it has supported more than 2,300 startups generating €1.1bn in investment, 15,000 jobs and 790 new products over 15 years, transitioning to an independent public-benefit foundation in 2025. Its flagship ClimAccelerator is a multi-stage, equity-free programme offering up to €95,000 in grant-style support plus coaching and investor matchmaking, spanning cleantech, clean energy, circular economy, sustainable cities and agri-food. In Germany the DACH hub runs from the EUREF-Campus in Berlin-Schöneberg — home to the Green Garage climate incubator — alongside a Munich node. Alumni include Climeworks (Switzerland), tado° and Thermondo (Germany) and Ÿnsect (France).
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Feelsgood Capital
Feelsgood Capital was founded in 2019 and officially licensed by the Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency on June 10, 2020, making it the first social impact investment fund in Croatia and the third VC to launch in the country with an entirely Croatian team. Led by Managing Partners Renata Brkić, Domagoj Oreb, Vedran Blagus, and Dinko Novoselec, the fund manages approximately €30 million targeting Croatian and Slovenian ventures. It backs pre-seed through Series A companies delivering measurable social impact in financial inclusion, agriculture, circular economy, education, and healthcare. Portfolio companies include GameBoost and VIDI X, with roughly 12 investments to date.
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Genesis
French AgriTech startup that rates soil health across 35 agronomic indicators—biodiversity, carbon sequestration, and pollution levels—using AI and sensor data, providing continuous monitoring for regenerative farming operations. Clients include LVMH, Rémy Cointreau, and Barilla. VivaTech 2026 Tech for Change finalist.
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Georgia's Innovation and Technology Agency (GITA)
State agency established in 2014 under the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development to build Georgia's innovation ecosystem. GITA operates Tech Parks in Tbilisi and several regional cities offering co-working, labs, and maker spaces. It runs competitive startup grant programmes and has invested in more than 400 startups, deploying over 30 million GEL in public financing. GITA is also the government counterpart in the 500 Global Eurasia partnership.
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H-Farm
H-Farm was founded in 2005 by Riccardo Donadon and Maurizio Rossi near Treviso in the Venetian countryside, positioning itself as one of the earliest startup incubators in Europe — predating Y Combinator's launch by only months. The platform has since grown into a publicly listed (since 2015) innovation campus combining startup acceleration, corporate digital transformation services, and three international schools educating over 1,150 students aged 3–18. H-Farm has supported approximately 120 startups and is ranked among Italy's top innovation hubs by the Financial Times.
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Infarm
Infarm was a Berlin-based indoor vertical farming startup founded in 2013 by brothers Erez and Guy Galonska along with Osnat Michaeli. The company deployed modular hydroponic farming units inside supermarkets, restaurants, and distribution centers, growing herbs and leafy greens close to the point of consumption. At its peak, Infarm raised over $600 million from investors including Atomico, Balderton, and LGT Lightstone, and operated across Germany, France, the UK, and North America. The company restructured significantly in 2022-2023 after rapid expansion outpaced unit economics, making it a cautionary tale in European agritech about scaling hardware-heavy models.
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Innovafeed
Produces sustainable insect-based ingredients from the Black Soldier Fly for aquaculture, pet food and plant nutrition. Founded in 2016, it has produced over 15,000 tonnes of protein and oil and secured €51M to scale commercial growth.
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InSoil (formerly HeavyFinance)
InSoil (rebranded from HeavyFinance in April 2025) is a climate finance company founded in 2020 in Vilnius. It operates a regulated crowdfunding marketplace providing debt capital to small and medium-sized farming businesses to adopt regenerative agriculture practices such as no-till farming and cover cropping. The European Investment Fund committed €20 million as a cornerstone investor in its €50 million private credit fund. The platform is licensed as a European Crowdfunding Service Provider by the Bank of Lithuania.
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Insylo
Insylo is a Girona-based agritech company that makes a patented, solar-powered 3D camera sensor for monitoring animal feed silos, capturing photographs, volume and weight, temperature, and humidity data every hour. Its web, mobile and API apps give farms and feed mills real-time visibility to prevent feed stock-outs, urgent deliveries, and over-ordering, and to automate accurate order deliveries. The company, legally Insylo Technologies S.L.U., positions its technology as helping the feed and livestock supply chain digitise and become more efficient and sustainable.
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Le Village by CA
Launched 2014 by Credit Agricole. National accelerator network with 30+ villages across France offering coworking, mentorship, and business connections with CA's banking network. Sector-agnostic (fintech, agritech, etc.). Scope: National.
