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FarmQA Revenue (2024)

Developer of a cloud-based platform created to bring quality and assurance practices in agriculture through the use of sensors technology and custom created software. The company's mobile application connects data from state-of-the-art soil, plant, machine, animal and food processing technologies into a cloud-based dashboard as well as helps in crop quality and consistency, disease protection, soil analysis and seed monitoring, enabling agriculture, animal and food companies to increase their operating margins.

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FarmQA Revenue

In 2024, FarmQA's revenue reached $1.9M. The company previously reported $1.2M in 2023. Since its launch in 2014, FarmQA has shown consistent revenue growth.

FarmQA Revenue GrowthReported revenue / ARR over time · latest figure estimated$0$400K$800K$1.2M$1.6M$2M201420162018202020222024$0$838.5K$1.9MSource: GetLatka.com
YearMilestoneSource
2024FarmQA Hit $1.9m revenue in October 2024Estimated
2023FarmQA Hit $1.2m revenue in December 2023Estimated
2021FarmQA Hit $838.5k revenue in April 2021
2014Launched with $0 revenue

FarmQA Valuation, Funding Rounds

Explore the complete funding history and valuation milestones for this company. Below you will find information about each funding round and key financial metrics that shaped the company's growth trajectory.

FarmQA Capital Raised & ValuationCumulative capital raised and post-money valuation by roundCapital raised (cum.)Valuation$0$0$0.2$0.2$0.4$0.4$0.6$0.6$0.8$0.8$1$12014Source: GetLatka.com
YearRoundAmountValuation% SoldSource

Founder / CEO

Howard Dahl

CEO

In 1977, Howard and Brian Dahl incorporated Concord, Inc., which became the U.S. leading manufacturer of Air Drills, used primarily for the planting of small grains and oil seed crops on large acreage. Concord had a particularly strong market in the former Soviet Union and sold over 500 Concord Air Drills into that marketplace. Concord, Inc. was sold to Case Corporation in 1996. The day Concord was sold, Amity was formed. Amity Technology is the leader in North America and Russia in harvesting equipment for sugar beets. Amity also produces the world's leading soil sampling equipment sold in more than 25 different countries of the world. In 2001, Howard and Brian Dahl bought 50% of Wil-Rich, a tillage manufacturer in Wahpeton, North Dakota. In 2006, they bought 50% of Wishek, a tillage manufacturer in Wishek, North Dakota. In 2007 Amity purchased Fargo Products, a manufacturer of air seeding equipment. In January 2011, a 50/50 joint venture was formed with AGCO that included Wil-Rich and Wishek tillage equipment and Amity planting and seeding equipment. Howard is also CEO of the joint venture, AGCO-Amity JV, LLC.

Customers

We do not have customer count information for FarmQA yet.

FarmQA Employees & Team Size

FarmQA employs approximately 17 people as of 2026.

FarmQA Team GrowthReported headcount over time04812162020142016201820202022202400141417171717Source: GetLatka.com
YearMilestoneSource
2024Reached 17 employees (October 2024)
2023Reached 17 employees (December 2023)
2021Reached 14 employees (April 2021)

Frequently Asked Questions about FarmQA

What is FarmQA's revenue?

FarmQA generates an estimated $1.9M in annual revenue.

Who founded FarmQA?

FarmQA was founded by Howard Dahl.

Who is the CEO of FarmQA?

The CEO of FarmQA is Howard Dahl.

How many employees does FarmQA have?

FarmQA has 17 employees.

Where is FarmQA headquarters?

FarmQA is headquartered in Fargo, North Dakota, United States.

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