What Agreenculture does
Agreenculture makes an autonomy retrofit kit that lets tractors and other farm machinery operate without an onboard driver across crops including vineyards, orchards and field crops, and, through its acquired Chouette technology, uses AI vision to spot vine disease and missing plants. The company says more than 100 machines running its kit are active in 10 countries, with partners including Manitou Group. Agreenculture was founded in Toulouse in 2016 by Christophe Aubé, Clément Baron and Emmanuel Goua de Baix, drawing on the founders' aeronautical and satellite-positioning backgrounds. It raised a €6M Series A on December 16, 2025, from Supernova Invest, Future Food Fund and Unigrains, to accelerate autonomous-machine adoption, according to EU-Startups.
Agreenculture is an automation tool on Falcoscan. Autonomy kit that turns farm machinery into self-driving equipment. Falcoscan rates Agreenculture with an Opportunity score of 74/100, a Saturation score of 23/100, and a Wrapper-risk score of 15/100. Market signal: rising. Agreenculture is founded in 2016, currently at Series_a stage. Pricing: Paid.