Forever Organic
Welcome to the primordial lands of NZ27. Since the land reclamation in the early 1970s, no chemical agents have ever been used here.
Welcome to NZ27
On 210 hectares, we cultivate potatoes, onions, pumpkins, peas, cabbage, grain, clover, corn, and beets using biodynamic methods. We also specialize in preservation, storage, and sorting. In 1996, the NZ27 Foundation was established to ensure our land remains organic forever.
Products
From seed and plant material to a full product. Read more about our cultivation methods and the products.
News
Moving forward together. Strong and reliable. That is our mission, and we work hard at it. We use the latest technologies and continue to develop in education, water management, and agroecology.
testimonials
What Our Clients Say
Working with Agribusiness has completely transformed our operations. Their precision agriculture strategy helped us cut input costs by 25% and boost yield in just one season.
Agribusiness’s technical team helped us pilot and scale our IoT sensor system on actual farms. The feedback and collaboration were crucial to our product’s success.
We partnered with Agribusiness for a sustainable farming initiative across three countries. Their insights and on-the-ground expertise were invaluable in delivering measurable impact.
Together with Agribusiness, we implemented a farm-to-market strategy that reduced post-harvest loss by 40%. Their logistical expertise and community-first mindset created long-term value for producers and consumers alike.
We collaborated with Agribusiness to improve crop yields. Their data-driven approach and commitment to local farmer engagement led to a 30% productivity increase within a single season
Insights from the Field
Stay ahead with articles on precision ag, sustainability trends, new tech, and more.
FAQ
Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers
What is precision agriculture, and how does it help?
Precision agriculture uses data and technology to make farming more accurate, efficient, and sustainable.
Can small farms benefit from your services?
Small farms often face challenges that at first glance may seem difficult to overcome. Limited resources, lack of access to modern technology and difficulty competing with larger players in the market are just some of the problems smaller farmers face.
What types of automation can you implement?
There are four types of automation systems: fixed automation, programmable automation, flexible automation and integrated automation.
Is training provided for new systems and technology?
Here are our five tips on how to train employees on a new system or technology: Trainers need to know the software or system themselves.
Do you offer on-site consultations or is everything remote?
We offer all types of consultations.
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