Composed of five actors from the agricultural world who came together in 2015 and who share common values, the Seenergi group aims to contribute to the strategic and organizational development of various agricultural companies. This translates into support and general advice to help ranchers and agricultural entrepreneurs in their decision making. The action of the Seenergi group is developed through the implementation of various tools and technologies related to Big Data and the control of living organisms.
Food sovereignty, a capital issue
One of the main objectives of the Seenergi group is to enable each farmer to earn a decent living from his profession and to make a profit on his financial commitment. It is a sine qua non condition to sustain agriculture as a whole and to be able to respond to the challenge of local and sufficient production for the entire country. “Having cereals, vegetables, dairy products and meats has a strategic dimension for our country. Our current comfort makes us forget it”, says Benoît Vaultier, CEO of the Seenergi Group. “Our action provides farmers and ranchers with the means to better manage their agricultural business, generate income and therefore find outlets and greater means to add value to their farm. This is essential for the sustainability of agriculture and the renewal of generations in agriculture.”
Today, Seenergi supports more than 18,000 breeders spread over 16 departments, but the group is also present throughout the national territory and part of Europe thanks to distribution partners. If the agricultural world has been perfectly structured over time, the integration of technology at the service of its activity, support for farmers in the use of these different indicators or even in making strategic decisions remains a necessity. This is where the entire focus of the Seenergi group, a major player in breeding advice, lies.
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Source: BFM TV
