CultiVu

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in September 2015 by Menny Shalom and David Alexander, CultiVu operates with 1–10 employees. The company ceased operations in May 2019.

Business overview

CultiVu develops a web platform designed to improve small farm productivity by connecting farmers with local agricultural advisors. The platform enables farmers to access relevant, insightful, and reliable instructions and knowledge to enhance productivity, reduce costs, and mitigate risks. Public and private sector institutions can leverage the data generated by the CultiVu platform to understand trends in farming and agriculture across various regions and crops. The company operates within the Agriculture & Food Technologies sector, focusing on Ag Tech, particularly Farm Equipment & Treatment, and serves the agriculture and food industries, specifically targeting crops.

Company Intelligence Q&A

What is CultiVu's primary mission?

CultiVu aims to improve small farm productivity by connecting farmers with local agricultural advisors through its free platform, providing relevant knowledge and instructions to reduce costs and risks.

When was CultiVu founded and by whom?

CultiVu was founded in September 2015 by co-founders Menny Shalom and David Alexander.

What markets does CultiVu target?

CultiVu targets geomarkets including Africa, Central America, Asia, South America, East Asia, Eastern Europe, and India.

What business models does CultiVu employ?

CultiVu utilizes both B2B (business-to-business) and B2G (business-to-government) business models.

What was a notable early development for CultiVu?

In February 2016, NCUI and Israel began building a base for agri-preneurs in India, an initiative that aligned with CultiVu's mission.