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SeeTree is a company.
SeeTree delivers an intelligence platform for trees, providing growers with granular, per-tree insights into health and productivity. The company employs advanced technology, including artificial intelligence, to gather and analyze data from orchards and forests. This comprehensive approach enables precise monitoring of individual trees, facilitating informed decisions for optimal management and yield.
The company was founded in 2017 by Israel Talpaz, Barak Hachamov, and Guy Morgenstern. Their collective insight identified a critical need within agriculture for more detailed, individualized tree monitoring beyond traditional grove-level analysis. This led to the development of a system that combines various data sources to create a holistic view of tree well-being.
The platform serves tree crop growers, enabling them to enhance efficiency and sustainability across their operations. SeeTree’s overarching mission is to empower these growers with the data and tools necessary to maximize the potential of every tree. The company envisions a future where intelligent tree management leads to more productive and resilient agricultural ecosystems globally.
SeeTree has raised $63.0M across 4 funding rounds.
Key people at SeeTree.
SeeTree has raised $63.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
SeeTree has raised $63.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
SeeTree's investors include Bruno Lusic, HSBC, Hanaco Ventures, Morgan Creek Capital Management, Citrosuco, Mindset Ventures, Orbia Ventures, OurCrowd, SmartAgro, Uri Levine, Stephanie von Friedeburg, Ataria Ventures.
SeeTree has raised $63.0M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $18.0M Series C in January 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1, 2024 | $18M Series C | Bruno Lusic, HSBC | Hanaco Ventures, Morgan Creek Capital Management, Citrosuco, Mindset Ventures, Orbia Ventures, OurCrowd, Smartagro, URI Levine | Announced |
| Dec 1, 2020 | $30M Series B | Stephanie VON Friedeburg | Ataria Ventures, Atento Capital, Hanaco Ventures, Morgan Creek Capital Management, Starframe Capital, TY, Webb Investment Network, Chase Koch, Citrosuco, Kubota Corporation, Daniel Martinez Valle | Announced |
| Jan 1, 2019 | $12M Series A | Hanaco Ventures | ENGIE, Morgan Creek Capital Management, Elan Zivotofsky, URI Levine, Canaan Partners Israel, IAngels, Mindset Ventures | Announced |
| Aug 1, 2017 | $3M Seed | — | ENGIE, Elan Zivotofsky | Announced |
SeeTree is an Israel-based ag-tech company founded in 2017 that provides a per-tree intelligence platform to help large-scale tree growers optimize crop health, productivity, and operations using AI, drones, satellites, IoT sensors, and weather data.[1][2][3][5] It serves tier-1 agribusinesses managing orchards and forests, solving the problem of inefficient, non-digitized tree farming that wastes resources like water and chemicals while reducing yields from issues like parasites, diseases, and nutrient deficiencies.[1][4][5] With over 400 million trees (about 1 million acres) on its platform across the US, Brazil, Mexico, South Africa, and a development center in Ukraine, SeeTree has raised more than $60 million and integrates with systems like SAP S/4HANA for end-to-end data-driven decisions that boost ROI and environmental impact.[3][5][6]
The platform delivers tree-specific insights, such as health scores, parasite detection (e.g., bindweed), yield predictions, and disease alerts like HLB, enabling precise interventions.[1][4] Growth momentum includes plans to double trees and acres in 2024, reach 1 billion trees by early 2025, expand to crops like soy, and grow in North America, LATAM, Ukraine, and APAC via recent funding.[1][5]
SeeTree was founded in 2017 in Tel Aviv, Israel, by CEO Israel Talpaz and co-founders who recognized the lack of digitization in tree farming, where growers lose profits, food production suffers, and the environment is harmed due to inefficient resource use.[1][4][5] Talpaz, with expertise in ag-tech, started with citrus groves for the world's largest growers, leveraging military-grade drones, multi-spectral imaging, AI, and computer vision to create detailed per-tree reports on health and productivity—hence the name "SeeTree."[4][5] Early traction came from deploying in the US and Brazil, expanding to almonds, olives, and hazelnuts, and building operations in multiple countries while raising over $60 million, including a $17.5 million round to scale its "tree operating system."[4][5]
Pivotal moments include servicing 400 million trees globally and recent integrations like SAP Store availability, which broadened its reach to enterprise agribusinesses.[3][5]
SeeTree rides the ag-tech wave of precision agriculture and digital transformation, digitizing tree crops amid climate pressures, labor shortages, and food security demands that amplify the need for data-driven farming.[1][2][5] Timing is ideal as drone/AI adoption surges in orchards/forestry—markets underserved by general ag tools—with favorable forces like falling sensor costs, satellite advancements, and AI maturity enabling per-tree granularity at scale.[4][5] It influences the ecosystem by partnering with giants (e.g., SAP), serving top growers, and pioneering "intelligence-per-tree" that could extend to forests and new crops, accelerating specialization in ag drones and full-stack solutions over hardware-only providers.[3][4]
SeeTree is poised to hit 1 billion trees by early 2025, doubling scale while adding soy and advanced detections for diseases/yields, fueled by funding for North America, LATAM, APAC, and R&D.[1] Trends like AI-computer vision evolution, IoT-tractors integration, and sustainability mandates will propel its growth, potentially evolving it into a dominant platform for Tree Farming 4.0 amid global ag digitization. As it transforms inefficient groves into optimized operations, SeeTree exemplifies how per-tree intelligence unlocks the "holy grail" of farming ROI, starting from its citrus roots to a billion-tree future.[1][5]
Key people at SeeTree.