Agrivi Launched AI Agronomic Advisor for Farmers
The Croatia-based firm released its multilingual AI tool in 2023 to support agricultural businesses across the globe.
Updated on Oct. 11, 2026 in Robotics
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In 2023, the Croatian technology firm Agrivi introduced an AI-driven agronomic advisor designed for agricultural businesses and public agencies. The platform utilizes messaging apps like WhatsApp to deliver technical, operational, and financial insights to farmers in over 50 languages.
Why it matters
By deploying advice through accessible messaging platforms, Agrivi aims to reduce barriers to technology adoption for smaller farms. This approach helps bridge the gap between complex agricultural data and practical, on-the-ground field management.
Agrivi's platform currently manages operations for users in over 100 countries and supports more than 50 languages. In addition to its software, the company is testing four humanoid robots in its laboratory to explore future automated labor solutions.
The players
Agrivi
A Croatia-based agricultural technology company that develops farm management software and artificial intelligence tools for global producers.
Sauza
A major producer that utilizes Agrivi software to manage its extensive agave fields in Mexico.
Barbados Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation
A government-affiliated entity that partnered with Agrivi to implement the AI agronomic advisor in Barbados.
The details
Farmers access the AI agents directly through messaging platforms, allowing them to integrate agronomic and financial information into their daily workflows. Large-scale operations, such as Sauza, have already implemented this software to manage over 12,000 hectares of agave production.
Timeline
Agrivi was founded in Croatia in 2013.
The company launched its AI agronomic advisor in 2023.
The Tech Race
Agrivi's shift toward AI agents and humanoid robots reflects the broader effort to replace traditional, manual farm management with automated digital systems. This move mirrors the industry-wide race to resolve global labor shortages through robotics and scalable software.
Farmers can utilize the AI advisor to gain immediate operational and financial insights via common messaging apps, potentially streamlining their daily decision-making processes. As the technology matures, agricultural workers may see increased reliance on automated systems to mitigate ongoing labor capacity issues.
The takeaway
The integration of AI into agriculture via familiar messaging platforms demonstrates a shift toward making high-level agronomic data accessible to more producers. Future advancements in robotics could further transform how farms handle physical labor and management tasks.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Farmtario.
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