August 13, 2020

Flurosat welcomes agtech industry expert and investor Gabriel Wilmoth to board of directors

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Former Growers COO and Syngenta Ventures Investment Director brings 15 years of experience to award-winning advanced crop analytics company.

SAN FRANCISCO (Aug 13, 2020) - FluroSat, a world leader in agronomic decision support and remote crop sensing, announced today that Gabriel Wilmoth will join the company as an independent board director.

We are thrilled to have Gabriel join FluroSat as we expand our footprint across the United States and into South American markets. We put great emphasis on delivering best-in-class customer experience together with timely crop insights and recommendations. Gabriel’s unique perspective from working with multiple, fast-growing agtech firms will help us scale sustainably and serve our customers even better.

FluroSat CEO Dr Anastasia Volkova

To FluroSat, Gabriel brings a rare combination of skills from being “on both sides of the table” first as an investor and then as a start-up executive. During his time at Syngenta Ventures, he made early investments in some of the sectors’ most exciting companies including Blue River Technology (acquired by John Deere for $300M), GreenLight Biosciences (which recently raised a $100M Series D), Sound Agriculture (which recently raised a $22M Series C), as well as several others. More recently, as COO of the precision ag company Growers, Gabriel helped the leadership team raise $12M from top ag investors, expand acres under management by 5x to 20+ US states, and achieve a successful exit in an acquisition by ICL in February 2020. 

Two things I always look for in companies I work with are real agronomic value creation and an incredible team. The powerhouse team at FluroSat has solved several pain points for crop advisors. Their FluroSense™ platform provides agronomists with easy-to-use, real-time, field-specific crop insights, like N recommendations, without all the tedious data entry. It enables better recommendations at scale and helps monitor the impacts. I feel excited to work with FluroSat and to help them accelerate the broader adoption of precision agriculture.

Gabriel Wilmoth is joining FluroSat as the newest board director

Gabriel joins the board alongside existing FluroSat board members, including Volkova, Mike Zimmerman from Main Sequence (CSIRO Innovation Fund), Samir Kumar from Microsoft's M12 Ventures, and Elicia McDonald from AirTree.

About Flurosat

FluroSat is a full crop cycle analytics provider that delivers early, accurate, and actionable information on crop performance and plant nutrition to crop advisors and agronomists globally. Its analytics engine, FluroSense applies agricultural science, machine learning algorithms, and scientific crop models to data gathered on the farm, and contextualized remote sensing imagery. The products of the crop monitoring and modelling are proactive reports on crop performance, alerts of crop stress and recommendation for crop nutrition. FluroSat is monitoring over 3 million acres of arable land in 14 countries globally and supports leading agribusinesses in delivering precision agriculture programs and decision support to their growers.

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