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SupPlant asks the plant when it needs water instead of relying on the forecast alone

SupPlant looks to the plant itself, not only the weather forecast, to decide when crops need water; its system combines plant, soil and weather data to generate irrigation recommendations, with a stated mission to save water while protecting productivity

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Traditional irrigation decisions are often based on schedules or general weather conditions. SupPlant analyzes live data from plants, soil and meteorological sensors and translates it into irrigation recommendations and agronomic insights.
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SupPlant asks the plant when it needs water
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The distinction is the plant itself: SupPlant combines plant measurements with soil and weather information, including forecast data, to generate recommendations based on crop stress, growth patterns and soil water content.
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Ori Ben Ner, CEO
(Photo: Courtesy of SupPlant)
SupPlant identifies Zohar Ben Ner as its president and founder and Ori Ben Ner as CEO. The company states that its mission is to help farmers save water globally while improving productivity and yields.
In cooperation with Team8, Discount Tech and Deloitte Catalyst
First published: 14:13, 09.22.26
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