For the first time, we will be participating in Macfrut (April 21-23, 2026), the annual horticultural fair held in Rimini. It is the largest event of its kind in Italy, attracting over 60,000 visitors.

 We invite you to visit our stand (no. 18) in Pavilion B1, where we will primarily promote Irriget service.

We are announcing the full launch of MaizEO, a modern service supporting maize crop management using satellite and meteorological data. The system was developed within the ESA Business Applications programme, and its effectiveness has been positively verified by a growing number of clients.

MaizEO helps farmers make key decisions throughout the growing season – from selecting the optimal sowing date, through managing fertilization and plant density, to planning the harvest.

One of the features is the analysis of land surface temperature and weather conditions, which helps determine the most suitable moment to start maize sowing. This allows farmers to better align field operations with actual thermal conditions in the field.

Based on satellite data, the service enables the creation of application maps compatible with agricultural machinery, supporting precision fertilizer application and variable-rate seeding. During the growing season, it provides tools for estimating crop biomass and potential yield, while toward the end of the season it supports maize grain moisture estimation, helping farmers identify the optimal harvest timing and reduce grain drying costs. These functions are complemented by satellite-based crop condition monitoring, which helps quickly detect variability in crop development within a field and enables timely response.

MaizEO is designed for maize producers – both for grain and silage – as well as agricultural advisors and agrobusinesses that cooperate with farmers.

On January 21st in Wrocław and February 4th in Gdańsk, we had the pleasure of participating in “Tomorrow’s Farming – Challenges and Solutions” conference, organized by PROCAM, our business partner. It was an excellent opportunity to practically demonstrate the potential of using satellite data, advanced plant growth models, and application maps available in Fertisat. We also demonstrated how combining agronomic knowledge with satellite data supports decision-making on farms.

We would like to thank all the participating farmers for questions, discussions and interest in our services. Such meetings provide us with enormous motivation to continue developing and refining our offerings.

On November 19-20, the next edition of the Cassini Business Accelerator program launched in Bremen, concurrently with Space Tech Expo Europe. We participated in this event because Accelerator has selected our irrigation advisory service, Irriget, for mentoring support. The knowledge and contacts gained during the acceleration process will facilitate the scaling of this service, primarily outside of Poland.

Cassini Business Accelerator, funded by the EU, provides access to experts and tools useful in the commercialization of services based on satellite techniques. We view this as an important step in the further development of Irriget and building collaboration with institutional and business partners.