Farm management software company FarmLogs is used by over 20% of the farms in the U.S. with over $15 billion in crops under management. Now FarmLogs has launched the only crop health monitoring ...

When Jesse was in high school, he noticed that farmers around the area spent a good amount of money buying clunky desktop farm management software. When the farmers were unable to figure out how to ...

FARGO, N.D.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Bushel, an independently-owned software technology company for growers, grain buyers, ag retailers, protein producers and food companies, today announced its acquisition ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Data-focused crop-management startup FarmLogs has raised $22 million in a ...

The American farm may not be the first spot you’d expect to be disrupted by big data, but today’s farmers are already heavily utilizing new technologies to monitor their crops. Jesse Vollmar, founder ...

One of the most interesting applications of technology—in my opinion (which means a lot to a huge number of people [read: very few])—is agriculture. As the population continues to grow, demand on ...

Jesse Vollmar grew up on a farm in Michigan. Even in the 1990’s, technology was an important part of the operation. “When I was growing up, we had all sorts of tech tools,” said Vollmar, CEO and ...

ANN ARBOR (WWJ) --The farm management software developer FarmLogs said Wednesday it had closed a $4 million Series A financing round led by Drive Capital, a Columbus, Ohio venture capital fund ...

Ann Arbor, Michigan-based FarmLogs has raised $22 million in a Series C round of funding for technology that helps farmers monitor and measure their crops, predict profits, manage risks from weather ...

FARGO, N.D. - FarmLogs Inc., a Michigan-based agricultural app and information management company, is holding a series of six meetings aimed at row crop farmers in six states, including North Dakota ...

One day in 2011, Jesse Vollmar’s uncle was complaining about how difficult the family farm’s new data management software was to use. Despite taking a course taught by a software provider, he still ...