An agriculture satellite from Stellenbosch is on its way to Elon Musk's SpaceX for testing.
An agriculture-focused satellite manufactured in Stellenbosch, aimed at engendering sustainable industry practices, will soon head for Elon Musk's Space X launch site.
The company said that the EOS SAT is an agriculture-focused satellite constellation that provides the agriculture and forestry industry with high-quality data to support efficient and sustainable practices. “Such information will have important environmental benefits for the planet and help prevent natural habitats from being diminished for crop growth,” it said
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