We hosted a hands-on FarmMind workshop at Rocky’s Tails & Shells in Bunkie, LA for growers and crop consultants, covering records, mapping, soil/yield data, variable rate maps, finances, and our Ag Intelligence Engine. Grateful for the thoughtful feedback. #FarmMind #AgTech

Grateful to LA.IO for the opportunity to have Colin as a panelist. Our big takeaway from building in agriculture is that AI is only as good as the context behind it. It was exciting to meet, learn, and share with the finest minds in the Silicon Bayou.

One of the best ways to show how FarmMind works is to see it in the field, alongside the people doing the work. This live field demo showed FarmMind in action as an ag consultant completed his normal workflow. That’s how we help everyone farm smarter.

Back in January, Colin Raby and FarmMind were named the 2026 @AmericanFarmBureau Ag Innovation Challenge Champions. The future of agriculture is doing more with the data we already have. Thank you to the Farm Bureau for the opportunity. #FarmMind #AgTech #AgricultureAI

In about 80% of our customer conversations, AI never comes up. Because it should not have to. Farmers want answers, not technology explanations. AI is the tool. Not the result. #FarmMind #AgTech #AgricultureAI

The field is your office. Farmer Al makes sure you're never working without your files. Access your records, log observations, and get insights grounded in your fields' context by speaking to Farmer Al, wherever you are. Intelligence belongs in the field.

The platform that controls agricultural AI will have a real-time map of America's food supply. If that platform is foreign-controlled, it's a national security problem. The 2026 Farm Bill is the moment to act. Link to the article in the bio

Louisiana is one of the most important agricultural states in America, with 8 million acres of farmland, 25,000+ farms, and ports that move 50% of US grain exports. FarmMind never had to move to Silicon Valley. Ag Tech Innovation is here on the Gulf Coast.

Every politician says food security is national security. Really, its about the intelligence systems guiding decisions. The future of food security depends on who builds the tools farmers rely on. That's why we are founded by ag pros and AI researchers who know what's at stake

Most ag consultants are running several separate tools. None of them talk to each other. That's the patchwork problem. Agriculture doesn't need more apps. It needs one system that connects everything. That's why we built FarmMind.

160,000 US farms disappeared since 2017. Family farms are the heart of our food system. Now many of them are being pushed out. The government cannot afford to let commercial farming fail. FarmMind is building the intelligence infrastructure to help make sure it does not.

Farmers and consultants in the Assumption Parish area: We're hosting a hands-on FarmMind workshop in Paincourtville, LA on April 16th at 5:30 PM CT. 40 spots and we're already halfway full. Register at the link in our bio.

At the Ag Business Panel, a grower described their record-keeping system: Notebook → monthly transfer → spreadsheet. With FarmMind, they can talk into their phone and the whole team sees it instantly.

Corn at 7th leaf. Nitrogen in. Moisture's good. Quick field note logged in FarmMind by talking to it so you can record quickly: in and out. Now on to the next field.

Count the apps you use to run your farm. Mapping, field notes, soil, financials, weather, compliance… A dozen tools. None of them talking. The data exists: it's just scattered. That's the patchwork problem. FarmMind connects all of it into one intelligent system.

Cole Logged a field note in FarmMind by talking to it. Soybeans at 1.5–2" and starting to germinate. Stand's looking good. Now on to the next field.

Food security is national security. But the real vulnerability isn't land or supply chains. It's who builds the AI layer behind American agriculture's decisions. That platform has to be built for the farmer. That's why we built FarmMind.

"Hey Farmer Al, change all my first stubble to second stubble." Watch it update every field in 30 seconds. That's what it looks like when AI fits the way farm work gets done. It's like having a secretary, researcher, and assistant in your pocket that already knows your fields.

A grower was testing the limits of Farmer AI, and asked it the plant-back date for Valor at 2oz/acre on soybeans. It gave the right answer, and even told him he could drop to 1oz and plant directly. Always love seeing growers use FarmMind to farm smarter.

Ag AI is coming. The catch: The big Ag companies all sell products. Their software will always steer you toward buying more. And they own the data you generate on your own land. FarmMind is independent. Your data stays yours.