Modern agriculture integrates precision farming, data-driven crop management, and advanced technology to increase efficiency, sustainability, and profitability. The Caribbean, by comparison, is only beginning to embrace these innovations. The main barrier? Limited awareness and access to agri-tech solutions among farmers.

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The Future of agroTT: Our 5-Year Plan

Breeding for the Caribbean: Climate-Resilient Crops

Our ongoing collaboration with a leading Chinese biotech company is the foundation of our Caribbean-focused crop improvement program. Together, we are developing seed varieties that can thrive in our unique climates and soils. Bred for resistance to heat, drought, and local pests and diseases.

What we’re building:

• A seed bank of modern, high-performing varieties for regional farmers.

• A molecular breeding pipeline that turns research into real-world results.

• Field trials and farmer partnerships to ensure every seed meets real Caribbean needs.

Our first resilient seed varieties are expected to bear fruit in 2030. This program marks a powerful shift: from importing agricultural solutions to creating them right here at home.

Smart Hydroponics: Growing More with Less

At agroTT, we believe the future of agriculture in the Caribbean lies in efficiency, sustainability, and control. Our upcoming Smart Hydroponic System is designed to make farming more accessible and resilient, with no soil, no guesswork, and no limits.

As we prepare to launch, we are focused on:

• Making automated, app-controlled growing a reality for homes, schools, and small-scale farmers.

• Reducing water usage by over 80% while maximizing yield.

• Integrating AI-driven insights that guide every stage of plant growth.

This system isn’t just technology. It’s a tool for food security, urban agriculture, and a new generation of growers across the region.