Slovakia Agriculture & Agri Products Suppliers

Mayer Pro s.r.o. is a Slovakian producer and B2B wholesaler of aftermarket spare parts for seeding and tillage equipment, operating out of Senec. Its parts are designed to match the technical and quality standards of original components, and in certain uses may surpass them. The range covers disc harrow parts, disc arms, hub assemblies, sealed bearing units, cultivator and soil-working components, springs and seeding machinery parts. These fit machinery from European makers such as Väderstad, Gaspardo, Horsch and Kverneland. Production of MAYER branded parts relies on an international network of established agricultural spare parts manufacturers. Stock held in Senec supports order processing and logistics across the European Union, the DACH countries and other markets. The company serves dealers, distributors, wholesalers and repair businesses.

Excellent SK s.r.o. is a distribution company based in Spisska Nova Ves, Slovakia, operating in the agriculture, forestry, fishery and horticulture sector. The firm employs between five and nine people and serves the Slovak market from its base in the eastern part of the country.

Lacnepostreky s. r. o. is a distribution and wholesale business located in Bratislava, Slovakia, serving the agriculture, forestry, fishing and horticulture sectors. Through the Agardina.it e-commerce platform it sells products for plant protection and nutrition. The catalogue includes agrofarmaci, fertilisers, seeds and gardening equipment offered at competitive prices. The operation supplies both professional growers and hobby gardeners with solutions intended to support healthy harvests and garden maintenance.

Scientica, s.r.o. is an insect farming operation headquartered in Bratislava, Slovakia, founded by zoology researchers from the Slovak Academy of Sciences. The company produces mealworms (Tenebrio molitor) for use in sustainable animal feed and fertilizer. Its work is supported by more than 25 years of applied insect research carried out by its parent company. Scientica has run multiple research and development projects on large-scale edible insect farming both in Slovakia and abroad. In 2019 it constructed Kenya's first insect farming pilot facility under the SlovakAid program, and in 2020 it developed a scientifically validated large-scale mealworm farming methodology under an APVV research grant. The pilot project was expanded in 2022 into a modern, optimized farm, and the company became Slovakia's first officially registered insect farm. In 2023 it partnered with InsectiPro in Kenya to develop a high-capacity mealworm production facility. In 2024 it became the first Slovak farm authorized to produce and sell insect-based fertilizer (frass).