Each year, the Make IT Agri Challenge celebrates innovative student projects dedicated to more sustainable agriculture and food systems. On this page, explore the finalists and winning teams from previous editions: ambitious ideas, concrete solutions, and passionate talent. Plenty to inspire you and maybe spark your own desire to join the adventure!
This innovation introduces equipment that can transport and recharge electric (or non-electric) vehicles such as bikes, scooters, and quads. The system allows an auxiliary vehicle to be carried at the front or rear of tractors, the concept of 2 vehicles in 1! A practical, economical, and eco-friendly solution that gives farmers greater autonomy.
The project was launched last year in a context where farmers are facing social, economic, and mental challenges due to the massive use of pesticides to secure crop productivity. The goal of the project is to create a spraying add-on for commercial drones, allowing targeted, remote spraying of diseased areas in vineyards previously identified by Groupama’s technologies.
This innovation introduces equipment that can transport and recharge electric (or non-electric) vehicles such as bikes, scooters, and quads. The system allows an auxiliary vehicle to be carried at the front or rear of tractors, the concept of 2 vehicles in 1! A practical, economical, and eco-friendly solution that gives farmers greater autonomy.
Echoblé is a drone that creates yield maps for wheat crops a few weeks before harvest, without internet and without damaging the crop.
Direct Juice is a fruit and vegetable juicer connected to software that lets customers choose recipes and nutritional values on demand.
Sème is a free platform designed to secure and sustain farm transfers, helping maintain vibrant rural territories and a stronger farming population.
Terres Solidaires connects consumers with cattle farmers in remote areas, making payments easier while ensuring fair compensation for producers.
Kwatable is a digital app that guides personalized consumption choices based on user-selected criteria—health, economic, social, or environmental.
From student projects to real businesses, these teams show how Make IT Agri can be a springboard for turning innovation into concrete impact.