Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in April 2013 by Iftach Birger and Boaz Bachar, FieldIn operates with 51–200 employees. The company has raised a total of $50.1M across 7 funding rounds from 14 investors. In November 2021, FieldIn acquired fellow agtech firm Midnight Robotics.
Business overview
FieldIn develops a farm control center platform that offers specialty crop growers comprehensive visibility across all field operations. The company provides tools such as a spraying module, a scouting app, and a harvest-tracking dashboard. By monitoring tractors, implements, operators, and in-field sensors, FieldIn's platform delivers actionable data to improve production, transparency, and efficiency in the field. It operates within the Agriculture & Food Technologies sector, focusing on precision agriculture, farm equipment, and sustainable farming.
Strategic signal
In November 2021, FieldIn acquired Midnight Robotics, an agtech firm. This strategic acquisition indicates FieldIn's commitment to expanding its technological capabilities and market presence within the agricultural technology landscape, signaling a move towards consolidation and enhanced product offerings for investors.
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- What is FieldIn's primary focus?
- FieldIn focuses on providing a farm management platform that offers specialty crop growers comprehensive visibility and actionable data across all field operations, including spraying, scouting, and harvest tracking.
- When did FieldIn acquire Midnight Robotics?
- FieldIn acquired fellow agtech firm Midnight Robotics in November 2021.
- Which investors participated in FieldIn's September 2021 funding round?
- In September 2021, FieldIn received funding from investors including Fortissimo Capital.
- What was a notable partnership for FieldIn in July 2020?
- In July 2020, FieldIn partnered with Wilbur-Ellis Agribusiness to improve operational efficiencies for specialty crop growers.
- When did FieldIn sign a cooperation agreement to help Argentinian growers?
- In January 2019, FieldIn signed a cooperation agreement to help Argentina growers manage pests and diseases.