Top 30 Agricultural Technology Companies in Türkiye

• Research cutoff: 2026-07-19
• Format: Independent market overview · 30-company editorial shortlist
• Coverage: 30 companies
• Headquarters rule: The selected company or controlling group is headquartered in Türkiye

What “top” means here

This is not an official ranking, quality award, government endorsement, investment recommendation or procurement decision. Companies are presented alphabetically. “Top” describes a researched editorial shortlist; it does not place companies in a best-to-worst performance order.

Quick answer

The AgriTech.tr Research Desk reviewed 30 companies for this market map. Eligibility required a headquarters or controlling group headquartered in Türkiye, a current agricultural-technology product or project role, and a traceable primary source. A Turkish office, subsidiary, distributor or factory alone was not sufficient when the controlling headquarters was abroad.

The selection deliberately corrects the previous greenhouse-heavy regional imbalance. Central Anatolia receives stronger attention because the region combines broad-acre cereals, sugar beet, potatoes, forage production and livestock with severe water constraints, long pumping distances and a dense machinery-manufacturing base. Regional relevance increases editorial weight but never substitutes for evidence.

Technology that serves production, resilience and national capability

Türkiye’s current policy direction supports agricultural data, decision-support systems, IoT, machine learning, automation, efficient input application, traceability, domestic technology development and stronger agriculture–industry integration. The KOP 2024–2028 Action Plan is especially relevant: it prioritises effective water-resource management, higher agricultural productivity, stronger agro-industry and climate-smart rural development.

For buyers, the practical test is not whether a product uses the words “AI” or “smart”. It is whether the technology works under the buyer’s crop, water, climate, machinery and connectivity conditions; preserves access to data; can be repaired locally; and creates measurable value against a documented baseline.

How this guide was prepared

This independent AgriTech.tr selection uses publicly verifiable information available through 19 July 2026. It is a practical market map, not an exhaustive census or ordinal ranking. Inclusion or omission is not a judgment on overall quality and does not imply certification, investment advice or a procurement recommendation.

Eligibility and selection method

• Confirm that the selected company or controlling group is headquartered in Türkiye and identify the contracting legal entity.
• Verify a current agricultural-technology role; distinguish manufacturers, software companies, integrators, infrastructure suppliers and broad technology groups.
• Give greater weight to domestic engineering, production, repairability, open integration, producer access, export readiness and measurable resource efficiency.
• Use recent primary sources for headquarters, product scope, production, R&D and current services; label company-published figures as claims.
• Do not treat a pilot, research roadmap, trade-fair appearance, dealer relationship or association membership as proof of commercial scale.
• Present companies alphabetically. Profile numbers are navigation aids, not performance ranks.

Why Central Anatolia receives greater weight

Twelve core entries have headquarters or a principal technology, production or R&D base in Ankara, Konya or Aksaray; Fırat additionally documents agricultural-irrigation production in Ankara. This does not create a regional quota. It reflects the concentration of tractor and machinery manufacturing, irrigation engineering, cooperative technology, field sensors and water-infrastructure capability near some of Türkiye’s most important and water-stressed production basins.

The shortlist still includes companies from Antalya, Bursa, İstanbul, İzmir, Samsun, Sakarya and Tekirdağ where they fill capability gaps in greenhouse controls, livestock wearables, finance, satellite services, lighting, irrigation components, traceability or sensor-assisted machinery.

Capability balance inside this shortlist

	Companies
Core companies with a principal Ankara, Konya or Aksaray base	12
Additional company with documented Ankara irrigation production	1
Companies filling complementary capability gaps in other regions	17

The counts describe editorial coverage, not market share. A location may be a headquarters, factory, R&D centre or primary technology office; each profile states the relevant role.

Alphabetical 30-company shortlist

1. Aytok Filtre Sistemleri Plastik Makina Dış Ticaret Ltd. Şti. — Konya

Documented role: Agricultural filtration, fertigation equipment and irrigation controls Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Konya. Aytok designs and manufactures automatic filtration, valves, control panels and fertigation equipment in Konya. It is relevant to Central Anatolia because groundwater, suspended solids and long irrigation networks make filtration and maintainability decisive.

Evidence boundary: Export, deployment and performance figures are company-published claims and should be reconfirmed for the proposed contract. Company or organisation-published source

2. ASKO Sınai ve Teknoloji Üretim San. Tic. A.Ş. / Başak Traktör — Sakarya

Documented role: Tractor manufacturing, electronic controls and implement compatibility Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Sakarya. Başak manufactures tractors and agricultural equipment at its Sakarya operation. Current tractor ranges include digital displays, electro-hydraulic functions and interfaces for modern implements, making the company relevant to domestic mechanisation and electronic-control capability.

Evidence boundary: Verify which products are manufactured in-house and which are integrated or sourced from third parties. Company or organisation-published source

3. DairySense Teknoloji A.Ş. — Bursa

Documented role: Livestock wearables, herd monitoring and decision support Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Bursa. DairySense develops smart collars and herd-management software for activity, rumination, health and reproductive monitoring. The technology is relevant to Central Anatolia’s dairy and beef operations where early alerts and labour-efficient herd observation can improve management discipline.

Evidence boundary: Water, energy, input or yield outcomes depend on design, calibration and field conditions; require baseline-based acceptance tests. Company or organisation-published source

4. Doken Teknoloji ve Makine A.Ş. — Konya

Documented role: GNSS tractor guidance, automatic steering and precision field operations Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Konya. Doken develops tractor automatic-steering and GNSS guidance systems from Konya. Its technology addresses repeatable passes, overlap reduction and operator consistency in the large cereal, sugar-beet, potato and forage fields common across Central Anatolia.

Evidence boundary: Water, energy, input or yield outcomes depend on design, calibration and field conditions; require baseline-based acceptance tests. Company or organisation-published source

5. ESİS Otomasyon Ltd. Şti. — Antalya

Documented role: Greenhouse automation, climate control, irrigation and fertigation Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Antalya. ESİS develops configurable greenhouse climate, irrigation, fertilisation, machinery and electrical-panel automation. It broadens the shortlist beyond open-field agriculture and is relevant where Central Anatolian investors use protected cultivation to extend seasons and control water and energy.

Evidence boundary: Verify which products are manufactured in-house and which are integrated or sourced from third parties. Company or organisation-published source

6. Fırat Plastik Kauçuk Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. — İstanbul headquarters; Ankara irrigation production

Documented role: Agricultural irrigation pipe systems and water-distribution infrastructure Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: İstanbul headquarters; Ankara irrigation production. Fırat manufactures flat and round dripline, sprinkler pipe and irrigation fittings, with documented agricultural-irrigation production in Ankara. The company contributes domestic pipe capacity close to Central Anatolia’s principal agricultural basins.

Evidence boundary: This company supports the technology stack at infrastructure level and should not be described as a complete digital-farming platform. Company or organisation-published source

7. Green Climate Sera İklimlendirme Teknolojileri San. ve Tic. A.Ş. — Antalya headquarters; Aksaray factory

Documented role: Greenhouse climate engineering, heating, cooling and energy systems Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Antalya headquarters; Aksaray factory. Green Climate engineers greenhouse heating, cooling, humidification, CO₂ and energy systems from an Antalya head office and an Aksaray factory. The Aksaray manufacturing base gives the company direct relevance to Central Anatolian controlled-environment projects.

Evidence boundary: Water, energy, input or yield outcomes depend on design, calibration and field conditions; require baseline-based acceptance tests. Company or organisation-published source

8. Haluk Atamal Tarım Otomasyon Sistemleri Ltd. Şti. — Antalya

Documented role: Greenhouse automation, climate control, irrigation and fertigation Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Antalya. Haluk Atamal integrates climate computers, irrigation, fertigation, water treatment and AI-assisted management for commercial greenhouses. It is included for specialised control engineering rather than greenhouse steel construction.

Evidence boundary: Separate research-stage functions and roadmap statements from products that are commercially available and supported today. Company or organisation-published source

9. İmeceMobil Tarım Platformu Elektronik Hizmetler Ticaret A.Ş. — İstanbul

Documented role: Digital farm services, satellite monitoring and producer-facing platforms Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: İstanbul. İmeceMobil combines weather, expert-supported satellite services, agronomic guidance, marketplace functions and sustainability services. Its Türkiye İş Bankası Group connection gives it a pathway to combine agricultural information with financial and commercial services.

Evidence boundary: Confirm the current contracting legal entity, data ownership, hosting, export, API and service-continuity terms. Company or organisation-published source

10. İrtem Tarım Makinaları Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. — Tekirdağ

Documented role: Sensor-assisted seeding, electronic machine control and precision application Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Tekirdağ. İrtem manufactures seeding, fertiliser-spreading, spraying and irrigation machinery, with electronic controls and seed-monitoring sensors documented in current machine manuals. It connects Turkish machinery manufacturing with practical precision-application functions.

Evidence boundary: Water, energy, input or yield outcomes depend on design, calibration and field conditions; require baseline-based acceptance tests. Company or organisation-published source

11. Karaca Sera Sulama Otomasyon Sistemleri Ltd. Şti. / Karaca Tarım — Antalya

Documented role: Greenhouse automation, climate control, irrigation and fertigation Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Antalya. Karaca designs control software and hardware for irrigation, fertigation, climate, fogging and greenhouse operation. Its profile is strongest as an automation manufacturer and turnkey integrator, not as a producer of every component in a complete greenhouse.

Evidence boundary: Verify which products are manufactured in-house and which are integrated or sourced from third parties. Company or organisation-published source

12. KoçSistem Bilgi ve İletişim Hizmetleri A.Ş. — İstanbul

Documented role: Agricultural IoT, analytics, traceability and enterprise integration Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: İstanbul. KoçSistem provides enterprise digital services and has presented Agrinte for field monitoring, risk anticipation and agricultural data use. Its relevance lies in scalable IoT, analytics, cloud and traceability capability that can connect farms with larger value chains.

Evidence boundary: Agriculture is one business line of a broader technology group; assess the named agricultural product and support team separately. Company or organisation-published source

13. Kuzeyboru A.Ş. — Aksaray

Documented role: Agricultural water-transmission infrastructure, engineering and R&D Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Aksaray. Kuzeyboru is headquartered in Aksaray and manufactures pipe systems used in closed agricultural water-transmission networks. Its Aksaray R&D, testing and production base is strategically relevant to irrigation modernisation and water-loss reduction in Central Anatolia.

Evidence boundary: This company supports the technology stack at infrastructure level and should not be described as a complete digital-farming platform. Company or organisation-published source

14. Panplast Sulama Tarım San. ve Tic. A.Ş. — Konya

Documented role: Drip irrigation manufacturing, fittings and field water distribution Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Konya. Panplast manufactures drip-irrigation pipe and related agricultural-plastics products in Konya within the Anadolu Birlik Holding ecosystem. It contributes domestic manufacturing capacity for water-efficient field systems serving the Konya Plain and export markets.

Evidence boundary: This company supports the technology stack at infrastructure level and should not be described as a complete digital-farming platform. Company or organisation-published source

15. Perge Sulama Sistemleri Mühendislik San. ve Tic. Ltd. Şti. — Antalya

Documented role: Irrigation automation, fertigation management and digital agronomy Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Antalya. Perge combines irrigation and fertilisation management in digital control systems for farms and greenhouses. It should be evaluated as an engineering and automation integrator with agronomic services rather than as a dripline manufacturer.

Evidence boundary: Confirm the current contracting legal entity, data ownership, hosting, export, API and service-continuity terms. Company or organisation-published source

16. Poelsan Plastik Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. — Samsun

Documented role: Irrigation fittings, valves, filters, drippers and automatic controls Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Samsun. Poelsan manufactures irrigation fittings, valves, filters, drippers and automatic-control products in Samsun. It supplies the component layer needed to assemble maintainable Turkish irrigation systems across farms of different scales.

Evidence boundary: This company supports the technology stack at infrastructure level and should not be described as a complete digital-farming platform. Company or organisation-published source

17. PSL Elektronik San. ve Tic. A.Ş. / Growlight — Antalya

Documented role: Horticultural LED lighting and controlled-environment electronics Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Antalya. PSL Elektronik manufactures lighting technology in Antalya and markets horticultural solutions under Growlight. It adds a specialised domestic hardware category for greenhouse, indoor-growing and plant-research projects.

Evidence boundary: Verify which products are manufactured in-house and which are integrated or sourced from third parties. Company or organisation-published source

18. STF Filtre ve Sulama Sistemleri San. Tic. A.Ş. — Konya

Documented role: Agricultural filtration, fertigation equipment and irrigation controls Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Konya. STF develops filtration, irrigation-control and energy-management solutions in Konya, including automatic filter control and system integration. The company is relevant to regional projects that must manage variable water quality and pumping energy together.

Evidence boundary: Water, energy, input or yield outcomes depend on design, calibration and field conditions; require baseline-based acceptance tests. Company or organisation-published source

19. Akplas Plastik Kalıp San. ve Tic. A.Ş. / Suplas — Ilgın, Konya

Documented role: Drip irrigation manufacturing, fittings and field water distribution Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Ilgın, Konya. Suplas is the irrigation brand of Konya-based Akplas, with production in Ilgın and a portfolio covering drip and sprinkler systems. Its regional manufacturing and engineering base supports field deployment, replacement supply and export-oriented production.

Evidence boundary: Export, deployment and performance figures are company-published claims and should be reconfirmed for the proposed contract. Company or organisation-published source

20. TABİT Akıllı Tarım Teknolojileri A.Ş. — İstanbul; Aydın field campus

Documented role: Farmer communication, digital advisory, AI services and field training Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: İstanbul; Aydın field campus. TABİT develops farmer communication, digital advisory and AI-supported agricultural services and operates a practical training campus in Aydın. Its value lies in adoption, producer literacy and field engagement, not only in software features.

Evidence boundary: Confirm the current contracting legal entity, data ownership, hosting, export, API and service-continuity terms. Company or organisation-published source

21. Tarfin Tarım A.Ş. — İstanbul

Documented role: Agricultural input marketplace, embedded finance and data-based risk assessment Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: İstanbul. Tarfin operates a digital marketplace and financing model for agricultural inputs, using data-based assessment in commercial processes. It represents agrifintech infrastructure that can improve purchasing access and transaction visibility for producers and retailers.

Evidence boundary: Confirm the current contracting legal entity, data ownership, hosting, export, API and service-continuity terms. Company or organisation-published source

22. Tarım Kredi Teknoloji A.Ş. — Ankara

Documented role: Cooperative technology, agricultural enterprise software and nationwide digital services Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Ankara. Tarım Kredi Teknoloji, formerly operating under the TARNET name, provides software and digital-transformation services across the Türkiye Tarım Kredi cooperative ecosystem. Its strategic relevance comes from access to a nationwide producer, cooperative and retail network.

Evidence boundary: Agriculture is one business line of a broader technology group; assess the named agricultural product and support team separately. Company or organisation-published source

23. Tarla.io İklim ve Tarım Teknolojileri A.Ş. — İzmir

Documented role: AI decision support, IoT, satellite, weather and field analytics Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: İzmir. Tarla.io combines AI, IoT, satellite, weather and field data for decision support and producer services. Buyers should assess crop coverage, local validation, connectivity requirements and the portability of historical field records.

Evidence boundary: Confirm the current contracting legal entity, data ownership, hosting, export, API and service-continuity terms. Company or organisation-published source

24. TarMet Tarım Teknolojileri — Ankara

Documented role: Agricultural meteorology, IoT sensing, forecasting and automated response Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Ankara. TarMet develops agricultural monitoring built around IoT sensors and meteorological data, with forecasting and automated-response functions. Its Ankara base and field-oriented approach fit Central Anatolian needs for frost, heat, disease and irrigation warnings.

Evidence boundary: Verify which products are manufactured in-house and which are integrated or sourced from third parties. Company or organisation-published source

25. Momentum Teknoloji A.Ş. / TarTech — Ankara

Documented role: Production monitoring, open integration and farm decision support Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Ankara. TarTech presents farm-production monitoring, decision support and integration based on open-system principles. Its Ankara location and focus on irrigation, fertilisation and operational records make it relevant to scalable field-management projects.

Evidence boundary: Confirm the current contracting legal entity, data ownership, hosting, export, API and service-continuity terms. Company or organisation-published source

26. Targe Otomasyon Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. — Antalya

Documented role: Greenhouse automation, climate control, irrigation and fertigation Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Antalya. Targe develops and manufactures greenhouse automation devices and conducts R&D in AI integration, image processing and domestic sensors. It is included as a Turkish control-hardware and software developer rather than a general greenhouse contractor.

Evidence boundary: Separate research-stage functions and roadmap statements from products that are commercially available and supported today. Company or organisation-published source

27. Tayfur Su Sistemleri Makina Mühendislik San. ve Tic. A.Ş. — İzmir

Documented role: Water-systems engineering, irrigation machinery and automation integration Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: İzmir. Tayfur Su develops machinery and engineering systems for agricultural water management and automation integration. Its role is strongest where pumps, treatment, hydraulic equipment and controls must be engineered as one project.

Evidence boundary: Verify which products are manufactured in-house and which are integrated or sourced from third parties. Company or organisation-published source

28. Topraq Teknoloji — İstanbul

Documented role: Field sensors, irrigation analytics and subscription agronomy Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: İstanbul. Topraq combines smart field sensors with digital services for irrigation, crop and profitability management. Its subscription model should be compared on sensor ownership, calibration, agronomic response, recurring cost and data portability.

Evidence boundary: Confirm the current contracting legal entity, data ownership, hosting, export, API and service-continuity terms. Company or organisation-published source

29. TÜMOSAN Motor ve Traktör Sanayi A.Ş. — Konya

Documented role: Domestic tractor and engine manufacturing with electronic control systems Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Konya. TÜMOSAN manufactures tractors and diesel engines in Konya, including current electronically controlled and Stage V powertrain families. It contributes domestic engine, vehicle-electronics and manufacturing capability, although the exact precision-agriculture package must be checked by model.

Evidence boundary: Verify which products are manufactured in-house and which are integrated or sourced from third parties. Company or organisation-published source

30. TürkTraktör ve Ziraat Makineleri A.Ş. — Ankara headquarters; Ankara and Sakarya production

Documented role: Connected tractors, precision agriculture, telematics and smart implements Türkiye headquarters / operating base: Türkiye-headquartered company; relevant base: Ankara headquarters; Ankara and Sakarya production. TürkTraktör combines Türkiye-based tractor manufacturing with TTConnect telematics, guidance, flow and rate-control products and the Tarlam Cepte digital service. It is one of the clearest links between high-volume domestic machinery production and deployable precision-agriculture services.

Evidence boundary: The company is headquartered and manufactures in Türkiye, but its shareholder structure includes both Turkish and foreign interests. Company or organisation-published source

Agricultural-technology buyer checklist

Compare verified deployments, interoperability, data rights, service continuity, hydraulic or mechanical fit, recurring cost and measurable outcomes—not promotional feature counts.

1. Define the production problem, baseline, target outcome and operating conditions before selecting a technology.
2. Confirm the contracting legal entity, product owner, manufacturer, integrator and local service responsibilities.
3. Request comparable references by crop, farm size, water quality, terrain, climate, livestock system or machinery fleet.
4. Test sensor accuracy, calibration, offline operation, alarms, manual fallback and failure recovery.
5. Put data ownership, hosting location, export formats, APIs, user roles, backups, privacy and cyber-security in writing.
6. Calculate hardware, installation, connectivity, licence, cloud, calibration, maintenance and renewal costs over the planned life.
7. Require staged acceptance tests based on agreed measurements rather than general savings or yield claims.
8. For exported systems, verify documentation, language, conformity, remote support, spare parts and destination-market connectivity.

Short request-for-quotation template

State the farm or project location, crop or livestock system, area or herd size, water source, machinery, connectivity, existing software, target outcome, budget and implementation window. Ask the supplier to separate:

• The contracting entity, product owner, manufacturer and integration partners.
• Exact hardware, software, licences, exclusions, interfaces and third-party dependencies.
• Comparable deployments and the baseline, method and period behind every measurable result.
• Installation, calibration, training, acceptance testing, warranty, service response and spare-parts plan.
• Data ownership, hosting, API access, export, retention, backups and exit arrangements.
• For exports: Incoterms, packing, customs, conformity, payment security and remote-support conditions.

Corrections and updates

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The research cutoff is 19 July 2026. Headquarters, ownership, legal entities, product availability and service coverage can change and should be reconfirmed before a commercial decision.

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Official policy and sector sources

• Twelfth Development Plan (2024–2028), published 1 November 2023
• 2026 Presidential Annual Program, published 30 October 2025
• 2030 Industry and Technology Strategy, Presidential Circular 2025/6
• IV Agriculture and Forestry Council: Digitalisation, data-based agriculture and technology working group
• KOP Action Plan 2024–2028