Scientific Irrigation and Technological Breeding

The core competitiveness of Israeli agricultural companies stems from adaptive innovations tailored to extreme environments. In 1965, Netafim invented drip irrigation technology, boosting irrigation efficiency from 60% with traditional flood irrigation to over 90%. This technology not only conserves water resources but also enables precise control over fertilizer delivery, achieving integrated water and fertilizer management. Today, Netafim’s smart drip irrigation systems are deployed in 110 countries worldwide, continuing to create value in cotton fields in Xinjiang, China, and vineyards in Australia.
In the realm of digital agriculture, Israeli companies are also at the forefront. Prospera utilizes computer vision and machine learning technologies to monitor crop growth in real-time via greenhouse cameras, combining meteorological data to predict pest and disease risks. Its algorithms can accurately identify leaf lesions as small as 0.1 millimeters, reducing pesticide usage by 30%. Another company, Taranis, has developed a drone-mounted hyperspectral imaging system that analyzes spectral data reflected by crops to generate field nitrogen distribution maps, guiding variable-rate fertilization.
We are trying to bring the advanced agriculture technologies to more countries and regions, to be of assistant about promotion of Precision drip irrigation, to make more gobi into desert oases as we see in Israeli, with emerging high-efficiency desert agriculture. We would like to be helpful to bring forward scientific irrigation and technological breeding to create the miracle of desert agriculture.
We are highly interactive with the harsh or dangerous environment but remarkably concerning with life saving and environmental conservation for all living species. From the rain forest in Amazon to the Great Barrier Reef, from Siberia to the Aegean Sea, we take actions to fulfill these homeland of all lives with our care, responsibility and expertise.
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