DIT AgTech

About the offering

DIT AgTech US is a precision livestock nutrition company that delivers supplements to cattle and sheep through their drinking water using its patented uDOSE™ smart dosing hardware and software system. The technology connects directly to existing water lines on farms, automating nutrient delivery and eliminating labor-intensive manual supplementation. Results from commercial deployments include up to 80% lower supplementation costs (from $0.40 to $0.08 per head per day), 10-55% increases in weight gain, up to 15% improvement in animal reproduction, and approximately $60 in value added per animal in real-world trials. The system is already deployed across 300 dosing systems serving 170,000 head of cattle and 200,000 sheep at some of the largest cattle producers in Australia. The company is now expanding to the US and Brazil, targeting 300M+ head of cattle across both markets. A $500K commitment has been received from an existing international high-net-worth shareholder of the Australian entity to support the US expansion. The offering is at $1.00/share with a $1,000 minimum investment via Reg A+ through DealMaker Securities. The Problem The US beef industry alone is worth more than $100 billion, and global demand for high-quality protein continues to rise. Ranchers are under constant pressure to produce more while managing rising input costs. Traditional livestock supplementation—delivering minerals, vitamins, and other nutrients—is labor-intensive, inconsistent, expensive, and difficult to scale across large grazing operations where animals are spread across vast pastures. Manual methods (lick blocks, feed supplements, hand-mixing) result in uneven nutrient intake across herds, wasted product, high labor costs, and inability to precisely control dosing. Meanwhile, the cattle industry faces growing pressure to reduce methane emissions, but delivering methane-reducing additives to grass-fed cattle on pasture (as opposed to feedlot cattle) has been practically impossible—there's no scalable delivery mechanism for animals that graze freely. The Solution The uDOSE™ system is a proportional delivery device that integrates with existing on-farm water infrastructure to automatically supplement livestock as they drink. Since every animal drinks water every day, this provides a universal, consistent delivery mechanism that reaches the entire herd without additional labor. The uHUB Dashboard is a cloud-based application that centralizes IoT data, allowing farmers to monitor and control their uDOSE™ systems remotely via mobile or desktop. The system removes variability from supplementation, ensures consistent intake across the herd, and reduces costs dramatically. Beyond basic nutrition, the platform serves as infrastructure for delivering methane-reducing additives to grass-fed cattle—a capability with significant implications for carbon credit markets. The company has a Verra-registered carbon project model in Australia and plans to expand this to the Americas. Additional expansion verticals include "Precision Fertigation" for horticulture (applying the same dosing technology to crop nutrient delivery) and AI-driven livestock monitoring tools using image and sound analysis for body condition, weight, and behavior tracking. Business Model DIT AgTech operates four revenue streams. The Full-Service Enterprise model is usage-based with zero upfront technology costs for large-scale customers. The Business Classic model is pay-as-you-go for mid-to-small ranches. Carbon and Climate Revenue comes from delivering methane-reducing additives via uDOSE™, positioning the company to capture value as carbon markets mature. The Horticulture Vertical is a usage-based expansion into precision fertigation for large-scale crop operations. The model emphasizes recurring revenue through proprietary nutrient supplements, software subscriptions, and future carbon credits. The potential market for livestock supplementation across the US and Brazil is estimated at $16B+, with 10% market penetration representing over $1.6 billion in annual recurring revenue from supplements alone. Traction 300 dosing systems currently deployed across large-scale commercial livestock operations in Australia. 170,000 head of cattle and 200,000 sheep are actively supplemented using the DIT AgTech ecosystem. The system has been successfully operating across varied production systems, from intensive grass-fed Angus herds to remote, large-scale pasture operations. Consistent results in animal health and weight gain have been demonstrated, providing a "bankable pathway" for US and Brazil entry. A $500K commitment has been secured from an existing international HNW shareholder for US expansion. Patents have been filed in the USA and Brazil. A Verra-registered carbon project model operates in Australia. No specific revenue, customer count, or financial metrics were disclosed for either the Australian or US entities. Team Founder and CEO Mark Peart leads the company. CFO Quan Tran handles financial operations. Head of Capital Raising & Investor Relations Celine Orelowitz manages the fundraise. Chief of Staff Emily Aisthorpe supports operations. Technology Lead Prasan Ghimire oversees the technical platform. The team is described as combining "hands-on farming experience with the financial and operational expertise required to bring our platform to the world." Specific bios were available via "Read more" links but were not captured in the available text. The team spans five disclosed members across leadership, finance, investor relations, operations, and technology.

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