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Agro Contracts has been selected among 10 startups chosen by the National Centre for Research and Development to take part in the NCBR-USA acceleration in California. In autumn 2026, representatives of the qualified companies will join the program held in San Francisco and Silicon Valley.

This is the finale of a multi-stage selection process aimed at choosing Polish technology companies best prepared to enter the American market and develop international operations.

Agro Contracts has been recognized in the Orzeł Innowacji „Rzeczpospolitej” 2026 contest in the Solution for the Agri Sector category. This is one of the contest's new categories, created for companies developing technologies that meet the needs of modern agriculture.

Agro Contracts does not rest on its laurels – we are constantly working on the development of our solution. We are proud to announce that we have successfully completed a research and development project with our partner.

We are pleased to announce that Agro Contracts has won 1st place in the Mazovian Startup V acceleration program, receiving the main prize of PLN 50 000. The program final took place during Demo Day at Google for Startups Campus Warsaw, where ten finalists presented their solutions to a jury of venture capital representatives, business partners, and innovation-market experts.

This is an important distinction for us, but above all a confirmation that the direction we have taken – digitizing processes in agriculture and building data infrastructure for the entire food supply chain – meets real market needs.

From April 23–25, Katowice became the center of debate on the future of the economy. During the European Economic Congress - the largest business event in Central Europe - the latest edition of the EEC Startup Challenge took place, bringing together the most promising Polish startups.

On April 15, at the Targowa Creativity Center in Warsaw, the third edition of the Masters&Robots Awards 2025 took place - a prestigious competition organized by Digital University, under the patronage of the Polish Presidency of the Council of the EU and the Minister of Digital Affairs.

Paweł runs a 5-hectare strawberry farm near Warka, where he hires 40 seasonal workers each year. By implementing the epunnet app and NFC wristbands, he simplified harvest organization, reduced the number of team leaders, and regained control over productivity data. This example shows how even a small farm can quickly improve field operations and payroll processes without complex implementations.

Hanna runs a 7-hectare strawberry farm in the Chynów municipality, employing 60 seasonal workers during an intense 30-day harvest season. Previously, she relied on gut feeling to manage the harvest, which often led to overproduction and financial losses. After implementing the epunnet app and NFC wristbands, she gained real-time access to field data and regained control over meeting the daily production target. The solution proved effective in an environment where every working hour counts, demonstrating that digitization makes sense even in short harvest seasons.

Aneta runs a 6-hectare blueberry farm in the Grójec region, where the harvest season can last up to 12 weeks and involves high staff turnover. Before digitization, records were kept manually, which led to errors, delayed payments, and misunderstandings. After implementing the epunnet system, she streamlined the settlement process, reduced losses, and gained better control over the work, even for those who stayed only for a day or two. This example shows that even in farms with complex logistics, digital tools can be adopted without disruption, delivering real savings in time and money.