CropX begins in New Zealand
The current company history identifies a 2013 New Zealand foundation focused on soil sensing and digital access to field information.
COMPANY PROFILE / AGRICULTURE
A digital-agronomy company combining farm-management software, connected field sensors, models, integrations, and planning tools.
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CropX describes an agronomic farm-management system that gathers information from field sensors, weather, imagery, machinery, models, and partner systems. That breadth does not make every input equally reliable or every recommendation universally applicable; source quality, field identity, configuration, and local agronomy remain visible boundaries.
The current company has incorporated capabilities from several acquired businesses. This profile treats those acquisitions as company history and capability inputs, not proof that every legacy product, account, sensor, regional workflow, or integration has been migrated into one current subscription.
Brand records sit between the parent company and individual product series. They preserve ownership context while allowing regional portfolios to be documented separately.
The current company history identifies a 2013 New Zealand foundation focused on soil sensing and digital access to field information.
CropX states that it moved to Israel in 2017 to draw on irrigation and water-management expertise.
The company history records acquisitions including CropMetrics, Regen, Dacom, Tule, and Green Brain across several regions and farm-management use cases.
Current product materials organize farm and field information, connected sensors, agronomic planning, machine and partner data, and reporting in one product environment.
Web and mobile software for organizing farms, fields, observations, planning context, and supported management workflows.
Connected hardware and imported observations supplying soil, weather, crop, and equipment context to the software.
Enterprise, partner, and machinery connections for organizing information across multiple farms and supply relationships.
These links explain independent technology concepts. They do not assert that every brand, model, or market offering implements every feature.
Separate observation, model, recommendation, operator review, execution, and field verification.
Irrigation Decision Support →Field sensingCheck sensor placement, depth, maintenance, representativeness, connectivity, and crop context.
Soil Moisture Sensing →Agricultural data systemsKeep field identity, units, timestamps, ownership, permissions, and transformation history with transferred data.
Agricultural Field Data Interoperability →Company history, brand structure, and portfolio descriptions are original World Farm Tech summaries based on the linked official pages. Manufacturer statements are not treated as independent performance verification.