New research partnership aims to evaluate digital agronomic solutions for U.S. farmers
DigiFarmz, present in the U.S. since 2023, established a partnership with Agrellus to expand its technology to the states of Iowa and Illinois
The article highlights DigiFarmz as a key player in the pursuit of a more efficient, profitable, and environmentally responsible agribusiness.
In the latest edition of Business Talks, a publication aimed at connecting entrepreneurs and executives in discussions on innovation and market development, Brazil was qualified as the global leader in agri-industrial innovation, driven by its ecosystem of startups, tech parks, and accelerators. According to the Agtech Radar Brazil 2023 report, the country was home to 1,953 agtech startups—a growth of over 14% compared to the previous year.
Among that group DigiFarmz is recognized as one of Brazil’s top agtech companies. The company was featured in the article “Agriculture 4.0: The Final Frontier,” written by journalist Erik Farina. The article highlights DigiFarmz as a key player in the pursuit of a more efficient, profitable, and environmentally responsible agribusiness. Alexandre Chequim, the agtech’s CEO and founder, reinforces this perspective. “Our mission is to empower farmers to make better decisions about how to use all the technology at their disposal to achieve more productive and profitable harvests,” Chequim said in his interview with Farina.
Being featured in Business Talks further solidifies DigiFarmz’s position as a key player in the digital transformation of agribusiness, underscoring its commitment to technological advancement in the sector and the success of rural producers.