US farms are hosted in the United States
Your farm data is stored and processed in the country you farm in, and you decide who sees it. Export your fields, zones and prescriptions whenever you want, with no fee and no lock-in.
Keep the equipment you run
agronome.ai is brand-agnostic. John Deere Operations Center, CNH FieldOps, AGCO PTx and DJI drones connect side by side, so planting, application and harvest records land on the right field, and prescriptions go back out as shapefiles, to AGCO PTx or to DJI spray drones.
Potato tools from emergence to harvest
Drone stand counts show what emerged, satellite imagery tracks crop health about every five days, drone flights just above the canopy check struggling patches for pests such as Colorado potato beetle, and every field gets a yield outlook and harvest readiness from your test digs.
Yield decisions on the whole picture
Yield monitor files in bushels per acre, soil and tissue results, satellite crop health, drone stand counts and LiDAR slope and ponding maps sit on the same fields, and variable-rate prescriptions go out to the machines that apply them.
Early access, with a walkthrough on your own fields
We're onboarding growers through early access. Book a walkthrough and we'll connect your equipment accounts and show you your own fields.
Common questions
Can US growers use agronome.ai?
+
Yes. agronome.ai is open to growers in the United States, and US farms' data is hosted in the United States. We're onboarding growers through early access; book a walkthrough to get started.
Does it work with the equipment US farms run?
+
Yes. It is brand-agnostic: John Deere Operations Center, CNH FieldOps, AGCO PTx and DJI drones connect side by side, so a mixed fleet shows up in one map, and prescriptions go back out as shapefiles, to AGCO PTx or to DJI spray drones.
Does agronome.ai handle US pesticide labels?
+
Yes. Registered product labels for your region's regulator are built in, including the EPA in the United States, so the product you plan to apply is checked against its label.
Farm forward.
Connect one piece of your existing stack first. We'll show you what you already have, in one place.