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CropLogic Ltd CEO Interview
- Published September 10, 2015 9:13AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Crop growers and processors are increasingly seeking ways to improve the productivity and sustainability of their operations. Multiple factors are driving the cropping industry and include global food security, resource constraints (particularly water), environmental compliance and corporate accountability.
CropLogic is a science-based, crop-growth forecasting system that has a powerful and world-first capability to predict the response of agricultural crops to input decisions. With the ability to forecast the future response of crops to today’s water and fertiliser decisions, true yield optimisation is possible. Powerful optimisation algorithms investigate every possible future to deliver simple, daily recommendations to growers.
Please listen to Mr Matthew Journee, CEO of CropLogic below.
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