Bringing innovation to life.

The Problem

Today's agriculture industry is largely run by outdated manual processes, paper records, and inconsistent use of data analysis to guide decision making.  

These methods are inefficient, leaving the insights available from today's sensors and analytics under-utilized and the transparency required to ensure safety in the supply chain lacking.

Updated methods, with more significant automation and use of improved technology, can improve the industry by providing increased transparency and efficiencies. 

Proactive analytics - enabled by sensors, drones seeking infestations in fields, satellite images of real-time field maps and trouble-shooting of livestock herds wearing sensor technology to sense disease, death or location - can be powerfully utilized.

Benefits extend to regulators as well, with the ability to capture product lineage and other regulatory monitoring aspects. Transparency through the open ledger reveals proof of records, genealogy trails, and boundaries for rapid isolation of infections.

Real-time analysis technology can breakdown daily, monthly or annual glitches to provide actionable advice. Field maps using satellite imaging can determine maturity and yield predictions.

Our Vision

Our vision is to help transform the business model of the agricultural industry by providing a Collective to realize the opportunities available. 

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Ultimately, three capabilities will be offered:

• The trusted and transparent Digital Platform will enable the utilization of active collaboration, provide specific supply chain management tools and storage of collected data and third-party data.​

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• Analytics, integrating with smart devices captures real-time changes immediately, and a response mechanism can react at once.

• Advocacy and Research, providing an agriculture focal point for Industry Advancement and Regulatory Advocacy.  Proactive use of the sharing economy and co-create with advanced leaders in the agricultural space. Co-write and advance with technology and science sectors as an educational practice, producing new methodologies from early stages.