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Boosting Plant Resilience Through Seed Enhancement 

Who We Are

Salicrop offers a cutting-edge solution for improving plant resiliency and preventing significant losses in crop productivity in a rapidly changing climate. Our seed enhancement technology enhances plants' ability to withstand a range of stressors, including salinity, drought, temperature fluctuations, and other agronomic challenges.

Our research has shown that Salicrop’s technology has a significant positive impact on plant growth, final yield, and post-harvest quality. We believe that our technology is the go-to solution for addressing the global climate challenges currently impacting plant growth and development.

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 More than 100 Open Field Trials Globally 

Salicrop is a privately held Israeli startup that specializes in seed enhancement for abiotic stress conditions. This allows crops to be grown in marginal lands and irrigated with brackish water. We have completed our Proof of Concept (POC) with multiple successful trials of various crops, including tomatoes, peppers, alfalfa, rice, wheat, and corn, resulting in an average yield increase of 15% under stress conditions.

Our technology is designed to improve vegetative performance and increase crop yields. It is applied at the seed stage and remains effective as long as the seed is viable. Salicrop's technology can be licensed for production in other locations and is suitable for all types of crop varieties, both small and large scale. It is non-GM, safe, and environmentally friendly.

Salicrop's Technology Unlocks the Genetic Potential of seeds

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Climate
Resilience

Improved
Shoot & Root Growth

Measurable
Result in
the Field

No GMO
Approach

Enhanced 
Genetic

Potential

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Global  Partnerships 

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Asia

  • India

  • Iraq

  • Azerbaijan

Africa

  • Senegal

Middle East

  • Israel

Europe

  • Spain

  • Italy

  • Portugal

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