Your farm data
belongs to you.
Full stop. Not "mostly." Not "except for anonymized aggregates." Yours.
What we do with your data
Your weed maps, soil samples, and spray records go into your FarmIQ™ account. Nobody else's.
We use your data to build prescriptions and maps for your operation: your soil drives your variable-rate map, your weed history your spray plan.
What we never do
Sell your data to seed or chemical companies
Not to any supplier who'd love to know what you're buying less of.
Share it with commodity traders
Your crop plans and yield history are not a signal for someone's futures position.
Aggregate it into a "market intelligence" product
No pooled regional crop insights. Your data is not our raw material.
Hand it to a big ag-tech or input company
Partnerships don't include your data. Your files go only where you tell them to.
Use it to train AI models that benefit other operations
If we ever train on customer data, it takes your explicit consent, not a 47-page Terms of Service.
Big ag has been vacuuming up
farm data for a decade.
The biggest ag-tech platforms figured out farm data was worth more than the subscription. Farmers weren't the customer; they were the product.
Doug farms the ground these tools run on. He won't build software that takes value from farmers instead of creating it.
The technical reality
Isolated per-customer storage
Your data doesn't share a database with any other operation.
Full export, any time
Boundaries, soil maps, spray records and prescriptions export as shapefile, ISOXML or CSV. Cancel and you walk away with it.
Real deletion
If you leave, we delete your data from our servers, not archive it. We'll tell you when it's done.
No shared AI training
If your data ever improves a model, it's one that runs on your own farm. That's the only use.
This is a commitment, not a checkbox.
Privacy policies are written by lawyers to protect companies. This page is written plainly.
If you ever find we've broken any of this, tell us immediately.