Smart Farming in Northern America

dFarm are creators of dFarm's AIMS™, a Blockchain-powered, cloud-based AI application that increases Ag Supply Chain velocity, transparency, and efficiency to help Retailers and Wholesalers deliver fresher, higher quality produce from Farm to Consumers.

Evergreen FS serves the needs of Central Illinois farmers by providing a full range of farm supplies and services including agronomy, seed, fertilizer, precision farming, fuel, propane, structures, custom turf, financing, marketing advice, and products.

Friehe Farms is a family-owned agricultural operation located in Moses Lake, Washington. They specialize in producing potatoes and sweet corn for the processing industry, as well as bluegrass and dark northern spring wheat.

Fusionware is the one platform that can manage your entire product supply chain - seed to shelf.

Using an innovative technology and leveraging multi-level vertical farming, GoodLeaf has created a controlled and efficient indoor farm that can grow fresh produce anywhere in the world, 365 day of the year.

Highland Ag Solutions specializes in creating software tailored for agricultural businesses, enabling them to efficiently oversee their operations. They provide a comprehensive digital solution for compliance, sustainability, and enterprise management.

Hinalea Imaging Corp. offers intelligent imaging solutions that combine hyperspectral imaging with powerful neural network-powered analytics systems for quality assurance, testing, and inspection purposes.

Hydrosat delivers satellite-based geospatial data to monitor land temperature, soil moisture, and crop health. Its insights help farmers and businesses optimize irrigation, improve productivity, and support sustainable, climate-smart agriculture.

Koch Agronomic Services (KAS) provides growers with advanced crop nutrient solutions designed to optimize performance and maximize yields throughout the growing season. Offering a diverse portfolio of products, KAS specializes in nutrient management, nitrogen protection, and seed enhancement to address critical agricultural challenges.

Loveland Products is a leading provider of innovative agricultural solutions, offering a comprehensive portfolio of crop protection, plant nutrition, seed treatment, and adjuvant products designed to enhance crop performance and meet the diverse needs of growers worldwide.

NutriAnalytics is a powerful proprietary DaaS (Data as a Service) platform that leverages standard tissue testing methods but runs the results through its proprietary SABI algorithm and machine learning to make accurate, crop-specific nutrient recommendations and yield class Predictions.

Picketa Systems Inc. is a Canadian AgTech startup working to develop a Real-Time Plant Tissue Analysis method in order​ to provide its customers with assisted decision-making and data management tools, in particular regarding fertilization.

Presia Ag Insights is a subsidary of McCain Foods. Presia is developing crop monitoring tools using various remote sensing and satellite data and offer insights specific to potato health and quality, harvest planning, and regenerative agriculture.

Provision is a technology company with offices in Calgary and Chicago. They build digital food safety solutions that save time, cost, and risk.

Rantizo delivers targeted liquid dry applications for agriculture precisely where and when they are needed in the field.

Headquartered in Deshler, Neb., Reinke Manufacturing Co., Inc. is one of the world’s most recognized manufacturers of center pivot and lateral move irrigation systems.

Senninger is a leading agricultural irrigation company, having operated for over 60 years in more than eighty nations. They are committed to helping farmers solve their irrigation sprinkler concerns by providing more efficient water application products for their irrigated crops.

The Soil Health Institute is that organization. With efforts in Research; Measurements, Standards & Assessment; Economics; Informed Policy; and Communications & Education, the Institute envisions a future in which soil health