
CropX
Australia
CropX is a sensors based and agronomic farm management solution that uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning to connect farm data, real-time conditions and agronomic knowledge, providing guidance for successful and sustainable farming, while aggregating all agronomic farm data in one place for easy tracking and sharing. It can monitor soil including moisture, temperature, nutrients, weather, and much more. The CropX system aggregates data from soil to sky and transforms it into useful information, helping farmers monitor the health of fields and crops. CropX also provides insights and advice for performing irrigation, disease, nutrition and effluent management activities help users minimize the use of inputs while maximizing yields. It also allows farmers to track and report activities which enhances supply chain transparency.
Digital Solution (DS) Category
Digital Agriculture
Digital Solution Type (sub-category)
Farm management services, AI-Big data based solutions, Pest and disease management, Fertilizer and nutrients management
Delivery type (format)
Artificial intelligence (AI)
Internet of Things / sensors
Mobile app
Web based platform
DS supplier-user category
Business to business
Type of entity (ICT developer-supplier)
Agritech company
Name of supplier/developer
CropX Technologies Ltd.
Primary Users
Farmers , Agribusiness / private company , Value chain actors
Digital Solution Development Stage
Commercial stage (broad use use locally)
Number of users or subscribers
Measurable positive impact(s) by Digital Solution (DS) on target users and/or audience
Digital Solution Geographic scope
All over Australia and New Zealand
Name of Digital village(s), districts, communes where DS is used/deployed
On-line resource links (Web-page links, links to videos, links to reports, etc)
DS Links to FAO, UN and other Development agencies projects, initiatives and programmes