Austrian daily DerStandard responds to the question where are the solutions? Highlighting BrioAgro its cutting-edge technology innovations to help agriculture in the face of water scarcity, a consequence of climate change. On May 1st, the prestigious Austrian newspaper “Der Standard” published an article about: STAUBTROCKENE ÄCKER (THE DRY FIELDS), entitled: Drought in Spain puts farmers…
Gen4olive is a #H2020 project aiming at bringing #olive genetic resources closer to breeders and growers. The focus is on rainfed olive varieties resistant to the most demanding conditions. Two European companies, the Spanish BrioAgro and the Italian Agricolus are in charge for the ResOilenT project (funded by the Gen4Olives consortium), that has as its…
Interesting article analyzing the alterations that Climate Change is producing in 10 foods that we examined. Apples are less crisp, lettuce more bitter, grapes more acid… Global warming is already affecting the taste, shape and nutritional power of fruits, vegetables and legumes that we eat. And the process has only just begun. Source: Daniel Méndez…
StartUs Insights highlights BrioAgro among the world’s top startups developing water management solutions in an analysis of 643 global startups and scaleups, showcasing their water management solutions impacting their agribusiness. BrioAgro advances Automatic Irrigation Traditional agricultural water management systems utilize a significant part of cultivation land for preparing channels and distributions. However, through these systems,…
BrioAgro is one of the high-tech companies selected to be part of the first edition of Cajamar Innova: Cajamar’s innovation ecosystem, which accompanies entrepreneurs and companies in the development of new projects to address global water challenges.
Video about an A/B Test carried out by BrioAgro at Finca El Pino in Seville, to demonstrate savings in olive grove irrigation.BrioAgro participates in this EIT Foods program called Test Farms, to demonstrate its technology to Tepro Agricultural Consultants, the video shows Finca El Pino, where this A/B TEST is being carried out in the…
They have developed a soil moisture calibration algorithm that allows them to know when, how much and where to irrigate. They obtain the necessary data by using sensor technology that they distribute in the soil and also by capturing localized satellite and weather information. These three sources of information make it possible to monitor the main variables in which the farmer can intervene to improve his crops and to predict very precisely the time and amount of irrigation.
The WBAF Fund, the angel investment fund of the World Business Angels Investment Forum, an affiliated partner of the G20 Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion (GPFI), announces that BrioAgro Technologies of Spain has closed an investment deal with the Fund. BrioAgro Technologies joined the Global Fundraising Stage of the World Business Angels Investment Forum last…
BrioAgro’s director, José Luis Bustos, thanked EIT Foods, not only for the prize money, but also because it recognizes BrioAgro’s work in the use of low-cost irrigation technology, both for agriculture and for parks and gardens, which in addition to helping to irrigate in a responsible way, contributes to addressing the challenge of water scarcity in the world.
BrioAgro has been the first startup chosen by @wbaforum to be invested, within the World Business Angels Investment Forum, held on February 17 and 18 in Istanbul, Turkey. Out of a total of 100 startups, 13 were given the opportunity to participate in the Global Fundraising Stage (GFRS), during the World Business Angels Investment Forum (WBAF) 2020,…