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Gro Intelligence could read the harvest. Could it sustain the business?
Gro turned scattered food and climate data into a tool for seeing trouble early. Its 2024 collapse revealed how much harder it can be to turn a useful forecast into a durable company.
Climate found a better question than “Will it rain?”
A weather-insurance startup became Bayer’s farm-data business by following the customer into the tractor cab. FieldView’s wager is that a field becomes more useful when you can remember exactly what happened there.
AGDATA LP: The money is in the messy data
A seed sale can travel through several businesses before anyone agrees what happened. AGDATA turns that confusion into cleaner records, clearer markets and rebates that reach the right hands.
Arable
Arable is a San Francisco-based agricultural technology company that builds solar-powered, in-field IoT sensors and a cloud analytics platform to give growers real-time crop intelligence. Its flagship Arable Mark device measures more than 40 weather, plant, soil and irrigation metrics from above the crop canopy, and machine-learning models turn that data into decisions on irrigation, crop stress and yield. Deployed across roughly 19 countries, six continents and more than 20 crop types, Arable serves customers from Driscoll's and Treasury Wine Estates to Valley Irrigation.