Key Takeaways:
- Source Agriculture Corp announces strategic investment in space technology firm Hydrosat
- Hydrosat currently serves over 4 million acres across 43 countries
- Its satellite data solutions have demonstrated up to 30% water savings and 50% yield increases
- The company partners with the European Space Agency and U.S. Space Force
- This marks a key addition to the company’s portfolio of sustainable AgTech investments
Source Agriculture Highlights Hydrosat Investment as Part of Sustainable Farming Strategy
Source Agriculture Corp, a land acquisition and agricultural technology investment firm, has announced a new investment in Hydrosat, a geospatial data company leveraging satellite technology to address global water scarcity and food security.
Hydrosat provides thermal infrared data and analytics to help optimize irrigation and crop management. Its systems are now deployed across more than 4 million acres in 43 countries, offering decision support for stakeholders in both the public and private sectors.
“Hydrosat’s innovative use of satellite data and their deep commitment to helping farmers worldwide manage water resources more effectively aligns with Source Agriculture’s mission to promote sustainable farming,” said Roop Mundi, CEO of Source Agriculture.
Performance and Market Expansion
According to Source Agriculture, Hydrosat’s technology has demonstrated:
- Up to 30% water savings
- 50% increase in crop yields
- 30% reduction in electricity use
These outcomes are attributed to data-driven irrigation and crop management practices enabled by Hydrosat’s platform. The company’s satellites—launched via SpaceX—deliver thermal imagery and analytics at the field and regional levels.
Hydrosat’s business model shows strong momentum, with reported 3x annual recurring revenue growth, and collaborations with both the European Space Agency and the U.S. Space Force.
Broader Portfolio Strategy for Source Agriculture
The investment marks a continued push by Source Agriculture to build a portfolio of technologies that enhance food production and sustainability. The firm is also involved in acquiring U.S. farmland, deploying energy installations, partnering with growers through lease agreements, and exploring future carbon-credit sales.
Hydrosat’s inclusion in Source Agriculture’s portfolio reflects growing interest in geospatial and climate data tools as essential components in scaling sustainable agricultural systems.
“We believe this investment will accelerate Hydrosat’s ability to scale its operations and create significant value for the agricultural industry,” added Mundi.
