A company built between farms and beekeeping.
AgroBee organised assisted pollination as a service: bringing growers and beekeepers together, planning the flowering window and turning a biological relationship into an operation a farm can execute.
AgroBee connects growers, beekeepers, science, technology and operations. Published programmes such as Project Coexistence and Poliniza Celena show how that work is organised in coffee, canola and different field contexts.
AgroBee learned to work between flowering, the crop and beekeeping. Today, published programmes show that experience in different crops, regions and operating windows.
AgroBee organised assisted pollination as a service: bringing growers and beekeepers together, planning the flowering window and turning a biological relationship into an operation a farm can execute.
Coffee, soybean, sunflower, avocado, canola and carinata have different cycles, floral structures and management routines. AgroBee brings that reading into each programme design.
The pilot published by Syngenta brought together 110 treated hectares, 11 farms, 8 beekeepers and 440 Apis mellifera hives across Cerrado Mineiro, southern Minas Gerais and Mogiana Paulista.
Public source ↗Public reporting first recorded the canola scale in Rio Grande do Sul and later the addition of carinata through an 870-hectare operation in the 2025 season.
Public source ↗AgroBee’s experience combines flowering diagnosis, coordination with growers and beekeepers, hive logistics and programme follow-up. Technology helps record and carry this work forward.
The former app was created to connect growers and beekeepers and organise information about crops, farms and hives. It is part of AgroBee’s technology journey; today, digital records support planning, communication and follow-up of field operations.
The decision starts with the area, flowering and real operating conditions.
A number stays tied to its crop, metric, source and interpretation limit.
Hives, people, management and follow-up belong in the same plan.
Tell us the crop, area, region and expected flowering period.