Imagery reveals crop health status during crucial growth stages.

INvision was built to move innovations from ideation to commercialization, faster and more predictably than ever before.

Every year we survey our FarmerTrials participants so we summarized some of the findings.

Agriculture is growing at an exponential rate in Brazil and Argentina, where adoption of new technology is thriving.

INTENT Canada is excited to announce their involvement in a $19 million Protein Industries Canada funded project, along with Lucent BioSciences, AGT Foods, NuWave Research, and Aberhart Ag Solutions, for the scaling and distribution of Soileos micronutrient fertilizer.

I’ve been lucky to enjoy a front-row seat to innovation over the last 25 years, including the adoption of cell phones, computer technology, and numerous scientific breakthroughs.

IN10T is excited to announce the launch of integrations with Climate FieldView, as well as MyJohnDeere, enabling the seamless upload of field-level data to the INvision platform.

Although IN10T is expanding into new areas of the Ag Tech realm, the FarmerTrials network and the work of our agronomy team remain core to our client offering in 2022.

In early January, IN10T announced the formation of the Strategy Team, to be headed by Brad Wagner as Chief Strategy Officer.

Our business continues to grow, both in size and scope. We are scaling our INvision technology on thousands of locations across the United States, Canada and South America in 2022.

As CEO of INTENT, and someone who believes passionately in the power of technology to help us solve pressing problems, I know that tech can only help if it’s effectively adopted and used—and meaningful adoption has several important preconditions.

Throughout much of North America, combines have begun rolling, and harvest is upon us! With harvest, farmers have a lot to do–prepping machinery, getting people in place to help, ensuring there’s a plan for where the grain goes, and much more.