Agrible offers a suite of decision‑support tools for farmers anchored by its Morning Farm Report dashboard, which delivers field‑level data such as localized weather forecasts, energy use, soil loss, water quality and nitrogen use. The company also provides add‑on services like SpraySmart for spray timing and drift risk, tractor time monitoring, and planting/harvest recommendations. Agrible integrates third‑party data sources including MyJohnDeere, DriftWatch, AnswerTech, AstroDigital, and CropCopter and plans to expand those integrations. It sells both to growers (tools and data) and to food brands for sustainability tracking and reporting, working with customers such as General Mills and partnering with Field‑to‑Market for benchmarking. The company emphasizes data transparency and was an early recipient of the Ag Data Transparency seal. Agrible will use the new funding to increase integrations and scale its sustainability offering as part of its mission to prove and improve a sustainable supply chain. Agrible develops predictive-analytics tools and delivers them via its Morning Farm Report platform, which launched in February 2015. The company offers four products—Rainfall, Field Intel, Tractor Time, and Yield Engine—through annual subscriptions. Its tools provide forecasts and data on fieldwork logistics, yield estimates, rainfall, growing degree days, and actionable recommendations. Agrible’s offerings report historical field events and give growers forward-looking forecasts to help increase yields. Led by CEO Chris Harbourt and based in Champaign, IL, the company plans to use new funding to expand its team and improve Morning Farm Report. The article does not disclose revenue or user metrics.

Total raised

$14M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Sep 2017