CropX makes soil sensors that growers screw into the ground to measure moisture, temperature and salinity at several depths, with data delivered over cellular networks to a farm management platform. The software combines sensor readings with weather, satellite imagery and crop models to recommend irrigation schedules and nutrient applications. The company has acquired several agtech businesses, including Dacom and CropMetrics, and serves farms in the Americas, Europe and Oceania.
Profile added on October 17, 2026 from the company's official site; products, pricing and limits have not been verified yet. Spotted an error? Tell us or see the editorial policy.
Focus: soil sensing, irrigation management.
Tags: soil sensors · irrigation · precision agriculture · cellular · farm management
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