Farming is the basis of the Group's vertically integrated operations, which provide its raw material for the Group's industrial production and the placement of surpluses on the market. Žito Group grows crops on more than 21,000 ha of arable agricultural land. In comparison, crops are purchased from an additional 66,000 ha of agricultural land owned by Žito subcontractors, making Žito the second largest cultivator of agricultural land in Croatia. Žito Group produces more than 300,000 tons of field crops of cereals, oilseeds, and industrial plants annually, and the known origin is the basis for ensuring the quality of finished products. Agricultural activity is based on the balanced application of agrotechnical measures with minimal use of agrochemicals and new-generation mechanization.
Seleš
The farming unit Seleš covers 10,407 hectares of arable land and includes the areas of Dalj, Klisa, Seleš, Ovčara, and Semeljci. The farming activities of the Žito group are based on the balanced application of agrotechnical measures with minimal use of agrochemicals and new-generation mechanization.
Hana Vuka
The farming unit Hana Vuka covers 4,507 hectares of arable land and includes the areas of Gorjani, Krndija, Budimci, Koška, and Šljivoševac. Cereals and oilseeds are cultivated in an integrated production system, where by-products from nearby farms are used on arable land, enabling excellent yields.
Diba
The Diba - SUHOPOLJE farming unit covers 2,974 hectares of arable land in the Suhopolje and Gradac areas. All Žito Group farming units use modern mechanization and production technology, which enables precise ("smart") agriculture through drones, soil analysis, and variable fertilization and sowing.