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BioScout provides real-time airborne disease detection, helping farmers monitor, track, and manage crop threats early to boost yields and reduce chemical use.
About
BioScout is an Australian AgTech company revolutionising crop protection through real-time airborne disease monitoring. Using advanced biosensors and machine learning, BioScout helps growers detect and track the spread of fungal diseases across their fields—before symptoms become visible.
By providing early, precise, and location-specific data, BioScout empowers farmers to make smarter, more sustainable decisions that reduce chemical use, protect yields, and boost profitability. Whether it's vineyards, grains, or horticulture, BioScout is enabling a new era of proactive, data-driven agriculture.
Key Benefits
Early Disease Detection
Detects airborne fungal diseases before visible symptoms appear, allowing faster, more effective response.
Real-Time Monitoring
Provides continuous, real-time data on disease presence and movement across your farm.
Targeted Chemical Use
Enables precise fungicide application only where needed—reducing costs and environmental impact.
Improved Crop Yields
Helps protect crop health by catching disease outbreaks early, leading to better harvest outcomes.
Data-Driven Decisions
Offers actionable insights through an intuitive dashboard, helping growers make informed management decisions.
Cost Efficiency
Cuts down on unnecessary spraying and scouting labor by automating disease surveillance.
Sustainability Boost
Supports more sustainable farming practices by minimizing chemical use and improving ecosystem health.
Scalable & Versatile
Effective across multiple crop types and farm sizes—from vineyards to broadacre grain operations.
Applications
All areas of agriculture, if its airborne chances are we can spot it. From disease spores to pollen
We can also apply similar results for the forestry sector, amenity sector (sports turf) and we are even looking into airborne livestock and human diseases.