Plenty Sense
Continuous in-soil nutrient sensing for farmers who want to grow more from existing land with less fertiliser
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2023
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Plenty Sense
PlentySense develops technology for continuously measuring nutrients in soil, with a focus on nitrate. Its stated aim is to help farmers grow more from existing land with fewer resources and to reduce nitrogen fertiliser losses.
The company's stated audience is farmers.
PlentySense Limited is registered in Norwich, United Kingdom, where it is headquartered at Norwich Research Park, and was founded in 2023. The leadership team includes an executive chairman with a background in agri-tech sensor and robotics businesses, a chief scientific officer and a lead scientist with experience in soil nitrate sensors.
Product: Soil sensing technology for continuously measuring nutrients, including nitrate, in farm soil.
Jobs at Plenty Sense
Leadership
- James Waltham · Executive ChairmanSource: company website
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