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Canadian telecoms giant Telus buys Decisive Farming

23-12-2019 | Updated on 08-01 | |
Photo: Decisive Farming
Photo: Decisive Farming

Canadian telecommunications giant Telus has acquired AgTech startup Decisive Farming.

Terms of the deal were not disclosed but Remi Schmaltz, CEO of Decisive Farming, confirmed the transaction on the AgFunder News website.

Leveraging power of information

“They aren’t just a telecom company, they know technology and how to bring solutions together in new ways, making things easier while leveraging the power of information. We remain committed to bringing farmers new solutions that help them collaborate, make timely decisions and achieve improved profitability,” Schmaltz told AFN.

Decisive Farming

Decisive Farming combines precision agronomics, crop marketing, and information management services to give farmers a single platform from which to operate their business. The company sources data from satellite imagery and other remote sensors. It also collaborates with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to integrate their equipment with Decisive Farming’s platform. Partners include John Deere and Case New Holland. Decisive Farming’s platform currently has over 5 million acres representing 1.5 billion in annual production and is being used on 40 different crop types in North America.

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Hugo Claver Web editor for Future Farming