What do we do at Agriculture Intelligence? A: Use AI to count and measure trees with proven accuracy. Crucial to sustainability and ag operations. Real A: Cool stuff in agtech.

Agroview maps nutrient levels zone by zone across the block, so you can see where fertilizer is falling short and where it may be wasted, instead of treating every acre the same. Most importantly, it provides a targeting of deficient nutrients that are crucial to production.

Florida growers keep replanting through greening. After each round, the question is how many spots are still empty. Agroview counts the trees and the gaps. For a free gap estimate, send your block boundaries (KML or shapefile): agintel.ai/free-analysis agintel.ai/products/agroview

Get the count before the next storm. Agroview maps every tree and every empty spot from drone or aircraft imagery. That dated inventory is your record of what was in the block, for recovery programs, lenders, and day-to-day management. Same block, 2019 to 2020: watch the gaps (blue) fill in to productive trees (green). agintel.ai/products/agroview

May the 4th be with you 🛸 We flew "x-wing" fighter over a Florida citrus grove and asked it to count every tree. Turns out — that's literally what we do. Just with drones or aircraft Per-plant intelligence from above. Tree counts. Gap detection. Portfolio scale. We use The Force for crop intelligence.

This is HUGGGE news for Florida citrus and where ever citrus greening is found. Congrats to Yianni and the @Soilcea. Now we have to get those trees in the ground...and I know just the team that has the map of where these trees needs to go. 😉

Join our CEO, Matt Donovan (@mtdono), as Agriculture Intelligence presents at #FVCC26MIAMI. We’re building AI infrastructure for AgTech that delivers per-plant intelligence at scale for insurers and growers. On stage: Feb 24 | 3:30 PM