Agronome.ai

Agronomic intelligence platform · Prince Edward Island

Most farms already produce more data than they can use. It arrives from the equipment, the drone, the satellite, the soil lab, and the agronomist, and it lands in five different places that don't talk to each other.

Agronome.ai pulls it back together. Equipment records from John Deere, CNH and AGCO, drone and satellite imagery, and lab results all resolve to the same fields, so a decision can be made on what actually happened rather than on memory.

It has been built here, in private beta with Island farmers and partners, against real problems on real ground: flight plans that follow the terrain instead of the map, spray and seeding prescriptions that reach the machine in a format it accepts, and imagery that ends in an answer rather than another file nobody opens.

Which is much the same idea as this conference. Good information isn't worth much until it reaches the person who can act on it.