SoilEssentials, Scotland’s leading precision agriculture specialist, will be the only Scottish company exhibiting at Agritechnica 2025 in Hanover, Germany, from November 9-15.
The company will showcase its award-winning SKAi spot spraying system, which uses advanced computer vision and artificial intelligence to transform crop protection.
Developed in-house by the SoilEssentials team, SKAi employs real-time image recognition to detect and selectively target weeds. The system significantly reduces chemical use, lowers environmental impact, and saves input costs for farmers, representing a major step forward in precision agriculture.
Agritechnica, the world’s leading agricultural machinery trade fair, attracts more than 400,000 visitors and 2800 exhibitors from around the globe. For SoilEssentials, the event is an opportunity to highlight Scottish innovation and demonstrate how home-grown expertise is influencing global agri-tech.
Jim Wilson, managing director of SoilEssentials, said: “SoilEssentials is delighted to represent Scotland at Agritechnica 2025. Our SKAi system embodies the future of farming - precision-driven, sustainable, and intelligent. We look forward to sharing our technology with a global audience passionate about advancing agriculture.”
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The company is sending eight specialist staff to support the stand in Hanover. Already operating successfully in the UK, Ireland, and the Netherlands, SoilEssentials hopes to generate international interest and secure new dealers for SKAi.
SKAi has already received recognition for innovation, including the AgriScot Product Innovation Award and the RHASS Gold Award for Mechanical and Technology Advancements, reinforcing SoilEssentials’ role in enhancing Scotland’s reputation in sustainable agri-tech.
Alongside SKAi, SoilEssentials will also promote KORE, a digital precision farming platform for agronomy companies, soil sampling providers, land agents, and agronomists. KORE allows users to establish a professional, customised online presence, improving client management and interaction.
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