Patented science. Applied AI. Built for the people who feed us.
Growers have more data than ever. Soil tests, yield maps, satellite imagery, weather feeds. But it's scattered across dozens of tools with no way to aggregate, synthesize, or apply it when it matters. Prescriptions stay uniform. Fields stay variable. Progress is hard to measure.
Advisors face the same problem at scale. Farm management platforms, precision ag hardware, and soil testing services each capture a piece of the picture. None of them connect the full loop: what was recommended, what was applied, whether it worked, and what to do next.
SoilMetrix was founded in 2018 to commercialize patented soil mapping research from NC State University and Iowa State University. The core technology creates high-resolution management zones, at 3×3 meter pixel resolution, using machine learning applied to remote sensing, soil survey data, and geospatial analytics. Zones that traditionally take weeks of manual sampling can be generated on demand.
On top of this foundation, we're building three products:
Our zone mapping technology is patented and originates from two university research programs:
This isn't a wrapper on a foundation model. The ML pipeline trains soil-specific models on real field data (soil samples, zone delineations, nutrient predictions) and generates prescriptions that are VRA-ready for equipment monitors.
Precision agriculture is a $7B+ market growing at 13% annually. But most precision ag tools stop at data collection. SoilMetrix closes the loop: from data to plan to prescription to verification.
The platform works for a single grower and scales for an advisory practice. That's the design constraint we build around.
We also see near-term opportunity in crop insurance, where our zone-level data and verified field history can support faster quoting and virtual scouting.
SoilMetrix is in private beta with a small group of growers and advisors. The platform is live, the ML pipeline is running, and we're iterating on the product with real users and real field data.
We're based in Austin, TX.