BemAgro AI Geospatial Platform for Agribusiness

BemAgro is a Brazilian provider of AI-based SaaS for agriculture and forestry, founded in 2018, with a footer address in Ribeirao Preto, Sao Paulo. It targets agribusinesses that need to turn drone, machine and satellite data into field decisions, mainly in soybeans, sugarcane and forestry.

The cloud platform processes drone orthomosaics, machine GPS data and vegetation indices, then supports field planning, weed mapping, variable-rate application maps, plant counting and planting-failure detection. SmartGIS provides browser-based geospatial editing. Logos shown include Bayer, Amaggi, Case IH and New Holland.

• Field processing: Drone orthomosaics, GPS data, elevation models and vegetation indices such as NDVI.
• Field planning: Terrace, planting and spraying line design with analytical maps.
• Field monitoring: Weed mapping and variable-rate application maps.
• Field metrics: Plant counting, planting failure detection and parallelism reports.
• Forest modules: Planning, early and late control, and harvesting inventory for forestry.

Sugarcane mills and plantation companies in Vietnam can plan planting lines and count plants from drone imagery. Rubber and acacia forestry estates can use survival and planting-failure reports. Drone service providers can generate variable-rate maps for clients.

Drone and machine data become field planning, monitoring and metrics in one cloud tool, without desktop GIS. Variable-rate maps support growth regulator, urea and desiccant applications. A free trial and demo are offered, and the company says revenue tripled after its 2024 round.

Large sugarcane, rubber and forestry operators increasingly use drones and machine data to cut input waste. Vietnam and Southeast Asia have growing drone-spraying services and plantation estates that need mapping and variable-rate tools, and Portuguese and English language versions suggest the vendor targets markets abroad.

Closed a BRL 30.3 million Series A in February 2026 led by The Yield Lab Latam and structured by Arara Seed, with CNH, Atvos, Agroven and Colorado Ventures; previous round closed in August 2024. Founded 2018 per CNN Brasil.