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EarthOptics Announces Subscription-Based Program

April 4, 20251 Min Read News
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A new EarthOptics program for agronomic recommendations will be available for the 2025 growing season. Total Farm, a subscription-based program, combines the EarthOptics GroundOwl sensor suite, soil biological test results, yield data, and satellite imagery to produce soil fertility and crop planning recommendations. 

The Total Farm program aims to help farmers improve their efficiency, productivity, and input optimization. Participants will receive soil testing and analysis, crop protection recommendations, fertility prescriptions, and access to crop planning tools. The subscription is set to launch at $4 per acre. 

“Total Farm makes the highest-resolution agronomic data accessible and actionable to farmers at the whole-farm level,” said Lars Dyrud, EarthOptics CEO, in a news release. “We integrate soil biology, soil fertility, and yield-based data into a single workflow that farmers and their trusted advisors can use to make informed decisions and eliminate much of the guesswork that goes into crop planning.”

Program recommendations can be exported into multiple file formats, and will be compatible with most agricultural data platforms. 

Enrollment is open now, and operates on a first-come, first-served basis. Initial soil sampling can be scheduled before planting or after harvest. For more information, visit earthoptics.com.

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