AgriTech

Precision sensors, drones and climate-smart finance that raise yields, cut water use and open premium export markets through traceability.

AgriTech sector

AgriTech & Food Security

Farms today run on data, drones, and smart finance. At GIF 2025 we show how precision tools can lift yields, cut water use, and create export-ready brands—starting with Georgia and spreading across the wider region.

An agricultural spraying drone at the edge of a field — AgriTech

From Yield Boosts to Climate Action

The mission has shifted. It is no longer just about tonnage. Modern agritech backs climate-smart farming that traps carbon, saves soil, and shields smallholders from weather shocks. World Bank programs have already helped 4.7 million farmers adopt these tools worldwide.

A combine harvester working a field — AgriTech

Key Thematic Areas

  • Precision irrigation and sensor-driven water use
  • Drone imaging and satellite crop mapping
  • Digital platforms for finance and crop insurance
  • Controlled-environment agriculture and vertical farms
  • Traceability and blockchain for export markets
  • Climate-smart inputs—bio-fertilizers and heat-tolerant seeds
  • Agri-waste valorization and circular bio-economy
An aerial view of a tractor working between fields — AgriTech

Features & Activities

  • Trend Panels – global demand, tech costs, policy updates
  • Deal Rooms – curated meetings between growers, start-ups, and investors
  • Demo Zone – live drone flights, soil sensors, and autonomous tractors
  • Pitch Stage – eight-minute slots for ag-fintech and hardware founders
  • Field Excursions – optional visits to Georgian hazelnut and greenhouse clusters
Tractors unloading a harvest in the field — AgriTech

Who Will You Meet?

  • Agri-tech founders and equipment makers
  • Commercial banks, micro-finance, and impact funds
  • Farmer cooperatives and large agribusiness groups
  • Government agriculture and food-safety agencies
  • Research institutes and extension-service providers
  • Climate and sustainability advisers
A beekeeper inspecting a honeycomb frame — AgriTech

The Future of AgriTech Investment

  • Connected Fields – IoT devices stream real-time crop data.
  • Low-Cost Satellites – nanosat networks bring remote farms online.
  • AI Yield Models – machine learning predicts pests before outbreaks.
  • Carbon Revenue – soil-health projects generate tradable credits.
  • Robotics at Scale – lightweight pick-and-place bots ease labor gaps.
  • Rapid Market Growth – the global agritech sector is on track to double from $24 billion in 2024 to nearly $49 billion by 2030.
A grower inspecting a crop while using a tablet — AgriTech

Key Benefits

  • Higher Yields – up to 15 % gains with precision inputs.
  • Water Savings – drip tech can cut usage by 30 %.
  • Risk Reduction – digital insurance smooths income swings.
  • Market Access – traceability opens EU and Gulf retail chains.
  • Green Credibility – climate-smart metrics attract concessional finance.

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