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make the world of pollinators transparent, understandable and actionable
it’s time for pollinators: farmers’ friends
Behind 80% of food there is a special buzz
Humankind spent the last 10.000 years studying plants in order to optimise agriculture; with incredible results!
But now? It’s time for a revolution!
To feed the world population, we need a new strategy that considers the whole ecosystem
With good pollination
(also in plants that are able to self pollinate)
➝ More yields (up to 20%)
➝ Food richer in vitamins and nutritional qualities
➝ Stronger plants (more resistant to pathogens)
➝ More yields (up to 20%)
Today, a nest of pollinator insects is just like a black hole of information for everyone involved in the buzz chain…but buzzup turns on the light!
By monitoring pollinators in real time we are able to help all customers with customised information
All data analysis and customised reports for
Farmers
Beekeepers
Researchers
Productivity
preview productivity of each crop
Performance
pay the rent of bees and pollinators based on real activity performance
Quality
certify quality of production and impact on our ecosystem
Save time
-50% (travel time, prioritisation, checkups)
Production
pay the rent of bees and pollinators based on real activity performance
Less losses
reduce bees losses: -30% (constant checkups)
Stop thefts
with GPS you can find stolen hives (in 2021, we found more than 300 stolen hives)
Buzzup
for researchers
Impact
measure impact of pesticides and fertilisers on pollinators
Data analysis
data analysis about all crops: customers and competitors
Climate change
data about the impact of climate change on pollinators
Geographical area
information on specific geographical areas so that you can relate data to it
Buzzup
for producers
Productivity
preview productivity of each crop
Performance
pay the rent of bees and pollinators based on real activity performance
Quality
certify quality of production and impact on our ecosystem
what’s next?
protein production
in the future, we plan to use our technology to monitor other insects, such as crickets used for protein production