Better information. Better revenue.

Research from universities and government agencies points to the same conclusion. Growers who see their fields clearly and act on time earn more from every acre. VersaAgro turns that science into field-level intelligence, and we're building it alongside you.

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What the research says

Different crops, continents and farm sizes. The same pattern.

4% average yield increase

Across studies of digital agricultural advice, mostly in sub-Saharan Africa and India, yields rose about 4% on average and the odds that farmers adopted recommended inputs rose 22%.

Fabregas, Kremer and Schilbach, Science (2019).

45% to 70% production potential

Closing the gap between current and attainable yields could raise output for most major crops, largely through better nutrient and water management.

Mueller et al., Nature (2012).

46% stably high yielding. 26% stably low. 28% unstable.

A satellite analysis of 8 million U.S. corn fields found yield varies sharply inside fields. Nitrogen use efficiency was 88% in the best zones and 48% in the weakest, with an estimated $485 million of fertilizer value lost each year in the region studied.

Basso et al., Scientific Reports (2019).

Nearly 3% higher operating profit

U.S. corn farms using GPS-based yield and soil mapping showed operating profits nearly 3% higher on average, an association measured in 2010 data.

Schimmelpfennig, USDA Economic Research Service (2016).

Where the gap comes from

Most fields are managed as if every square meter were the same. They aren't. Inputs get applied by averages, timing decisions are made without field-level evidence, and stress is often found after it has already cost you. The research points to the same fix: better information, earlier.

What you get with VersaAgro

Where VersaAgro can put money back in your operation

Earn more from better timing, spend less on wasted inputs, and explore net-new income programmes — with clear status on what is live today.

Earn more

Act at the right time

Field-level monitoring and management zones help you time inputs and harvest decisions.

Available

Catch stress earlier

Satellite imagery can flag crop stress before it is visible from the field edge.

Available

Plan around harvest timing

Growth-rate and harvest-timing indicators help you plan sales and logistics, and properly allocate labor and shipping resources.

Available
Spend less

Manage by zone

Apply inputs where the field needs them instead of by field average.

Available

Irrigation guidance

Watering guidance based on the current water balance and the 14-day forecast. Guidance, not automated irrigation.

Available

Pest alerts

Field-level pest risk signals to help you prioritise scouting.

Coming soon
Farmer's Dividend
Net new income

Premium carbon credits

We are working with top bio-credit frameworks to create a road to premium carbon credits.

In development

Forest biomass and carbon estimation

Woodland owners can explore biomass and carbon estimation from high-resolution satellite coverage.

In development

Anonymous data marketplace

We're planning an optional, anonymous data marketplace. If it launches, proceeds from buyers such as lenders, insurers, commodity traders and research teams would be shared with growers in proportion to the share of their land under observation. Participation would always be opt-in.

Planned

Participation is always opt-in. Your data is anonymised. No income amount is guaranteed.

Availability varies by crop, region and programme. Features marked In development, Coming soon or Planned are not yet available.

Sample data

Example insight

Illustrative only — not from a live customer field.

Question: Which zones in my cotton field are falling behind this week?

Answer: Two zones in the north third show lower greenness than the rest of the field. Satellite imagery from the last pass suggests checking irrigation in those zones before the next hot stretch.

A circular economy for information

Good decisions on the farm start with good science, and good science needs real crop results to learn from. VersaAgro is built to connect the two. We build on existing and new university research. With your permission, real-world results from the fields we serve help sharpen our models. Those improvements flow back to growers as better answers, and back to the research community as better questions. Every season makes the loop stronger. We're a partner in this, and this is only the beginning. New crops, new insights and new capabilities will keep arriving. Your land, your data, your future.

Beta spots are limited

Selected growers receive founding-grower pricing.

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Findings describe averages in the studies cited and the conditions studied. Individual results vary by crop, field, weather and management. VersaAgro does not guarantee any specific yield, revenue, cost or accuracy outcome.

Sources
  1. Fabregas, R., Kremer, M., & Schilbach, F. (2019). Realizing the potential of digital development: The case of agricultural advice. Science, 366. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.aay3038
  2. Mueller, N. D., et al. (2012). Closing yield gaps through nutrient and water management. Nature, 490, 254 to 257. https://doi.org/10.1038/nature11420
  3. Basso, B., Shuai, G., Zhang, J., & Robertson, G. P. (2019). Yield stability analysis reveals sources of large-scale nitrogen loss from the US Midwest. Scientific Reports, 9, 5774. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-019-42271-1
  4. Schimmelpfennig, D. (2016). Farm Profits and Adoption of Precision Agriculture (ERR-217). USDA Economic Research Service. https://doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.249773