As of September 2026, Latka tracks 32 connected agriculture software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue. They have combined revenues of $72.1M and employ 776 people. They have raised $97.5M and serve 1.4K customers combined.
Every company below sells connected agriculture software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
Connected Agriculture Software encompasses a range of digital solutions designed to enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability through data-driven insights and automation. These platforms typically enable farmers to monitor and manage crop health, soil conditions, and resource usage in real time, using technologies such as IoT sensors, drones, and data analytics tools. The primary use cases include precision farming, livestock management, and supply chain optimization, all aimed at increasing efficiency and reducing waste. Features common to Connected Agriculture Software include remote monitoring capabilities, data visualization dashboards, predictive analytics for yield forecasting, and integration with farm machinery. Users of these systems typically comprise farmers, agronomists, and agricultural managers, as well as businesses in the agritech industry focusing on sustainability and operational efficiency. With the goal of informing decision-making and improving agricultural practices, these tools are vital for modern farming operations, which increasingly rely on technology for success.
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Showing 10 of 32 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Blue Radix is a specialist and market leader in Autonomous Growing. The company creates automated intelligence for almost all daily decisions and actions in greenhouses.
Aarhus N, Midtjylland, Denmark
FieldSense A/S is a small growing company developing digital solutions for farmers and agriculturally interested persons and companies. Our chief platform, FieldSense, is an application for web and mobile devices that allows farmers and agronomists to monitor crop health and create variable-rate application maps using satellite images. To compliment the FieldSense-platform we have developed our very own weather stations that provide frequent and precise local weather data. With FieldSense and our weather stations, farmers and agronomists become equipped to make well-informed decisions about tackling crop health issues as well as optimizing yield. The satellite images and weather data are stored historically, allowing the user to review and compare past seasons. Whether you're a farmer or an agronomist, we can offer you the following with FieldSense: + Automatic and early detection of crop health issues. + A complete and frequent overview of all your fields using satellite images
Palmerston North, Wanganui-Manawatu, New Zealand
Levno converts data into high-quality information and insights using smart sensor technology to provide farmers the edge through increasing productivity. Levno is leading with its milk, fuel, and water monitoring solutions by providing real-time access to data in form of an intuitive dashboard and alerts.
Pune, Maharashtra, India
FarmERP is an advanced agritech and farm management platform. It offers a comprehensive suite of tools and features for managing various aspects of agriculture, including crop planning, inventory management, financials, and more.
Singapore, Central Singapore, Singapore
DiMuto is a Singapore-based agritech venture that enables fair and sustainable global trade of food products through a blockchain and AI image analysis platform, aiming to transform the agri-food supply chain by providing digital visibility and efficiency.
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Provider of a farm management system designed to advance the business of agriculture. The company's system improves efficiency in operations, helps users to share information with stakeholders, improves traceability and implement sustainable practices and turns business data into actionable insight, enabling growers and producers meet growing, global demand for agricultural products and take informed decisions.
Seattle, Washington, United States
Operator of a Seattle-based food and tech startup that helps local farms sell directly to buyers. The Company provides a vertical SaaS solution intended to empower farmers' transactions across mobile and social media channels. It offers real-time inventory tracking, online payments, and flexible delivery management options, enabling farmers to focus on producing quality food and engaging their buyers.
New York, New York, United States
🌾 Welcome to MapMyCrop – Revolutionizing Agriculture with Advanced Imagery and AI 🌾 At MapMyCrop, we are transforming the way farmers, enterprises, and governments monitor and manage crops. Headquartered in New York and Pune, we offer an innovative 360-degree agriculture suite that works seamlessly for all crops and across all locations, without the need for sensors. Our real-time data insights help farmers optimize yields, detect crop health issues early, improve soil classification, and manage water stress. With our cutting-edge platform, farmers and businesses see an increase in yield by 30%, while promoting sustainable agriculture practices. 🔍 Key Features & Offerings: Farm, Tree, Forest, and Drone Monitoring Platforms Automated Crop Detection & Farm Boundary Delineation Disease and Water Stress Detection Tools Soil Classification and Irrigation Modelling Systems Custom AI Models integrating imagery, weather data, and agricultural insights Simplified Reports delivered through WhatsApp in local languages 🌍 With 4.2 million+ users globally, we empower individual farmers, agribusinesses, and enterprises such as USFDA, ABS, and UPL. Our pioneering technology, including 1m imagery with 100m weather resolution, ensures the highest level of precision and impact. At MapMyCrop, sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. Our data-driven solutions support regenerative agriculture and CO2 reduction efforts. We are also proud recipients of certifications such as EU Taxonomy assessment and Impact Business Modelling. 💼 Why Partner with Us? We offer a comprehensive SaaS platform available via web, mobile apps, and APIs, designed to support onboarding, monitoring, detection, and prediction. Whether you're a farmer, an enterprise, or a government organization, MapMyCrop’s solutions scale to meet your needs at an affordable price. 🌱 Join us in building the future of sustainable agriculture. Let’s grow together!
Étoy, Vaud, Switzerland
Developer of smart farming applications designed to offer sustainable agriculture and global food security through universal access to agronomy. The company's platform uses a combination of patented hyperspectral imaging technology and analytical software to translate raw hyperspectral data into actionable agronomic insights, enabling farmers to use water, fertilizers, chemicals and fuel more efficiently and improve the quality and quantity of their production.
Tel Aviv, Israel
Provider of a food system intelligence platform intended to close the gap between food growers and food companies. The company's services optimizes the entire agriculture and food supply chain with artificial intelligence, plant sciences, agronomy and cloud computing to increase productivity, profitability and sustainability on a global scale ensuring that quantity, quality, supply schedule, and price remain predictable and optimized for market needs, enabling companies in the food industry to untangle their supply chain and drive unparalleled production efficiency with AI.
Latka tracks 32 connected agriculture software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue. Together they generate $72.1M in annual revenue and employ 776 people.
Blue Radix is the largest, with $4.9M in annual revenue, founded in 2019.
The average connected agriculture software company in this list makes $2.3M a year, across 32 companies with reported revenue. They serve 1.4K customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Blue Radix, FieldSense A/S, Levno, FarmERP and DiMuto.
The 32 connected agriculture software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue tracked here have raised $97.5M in disclosed funding between them.
- Must provide real-time data monitoring for crops and livestock - Should include tools for data analysis and visualization to inform decision-making - Must support integration with IoT devices and agricultural machinery - Should offer functionality for resource management, including water, soil, and inputs - Not just a general farm management tool; must specifically focus on connected technology solutions for agriculture - Must enable automation of farming processes to increase efficiency - Should cater to different agricultural sectors, including crops, livestock, and aquaculture
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