Top 10 US AgriTech Companies

## Frequently Asked Questions About US AgriTech Companies

What is AgriTech? AgriTech, short for agricultural technology, refers to software, hardware, and biological tools that help farmers plant, monitor, and harvest more efficiently. Examples on this list include precision-agriculture equipment, digital agronomy platforms, biological nitrogen fixation, drone-based crop imaging, and indoor vertical farming.

How big is the US AgriTech market? The US agricultural sector produces more than $1.3 trillion in output, and the AgriTech segment within it is projected to reach roughly $41 billion by 2027, according to industry forecasts cited in the introduction above.

Which US AgriTech company is the largest by revenue? John Deere (item 1) is the largest by revenue, reporting $61 billion in fiscal-year 2023, of which approximately $13 billion was attributed to precision-technology products and services.

Which companies on this list focus on biological or sustainability solutions? Pivot Bio (item 6) deploys nitrogen-fixing microbes to replace synthetic fertilizer, and Indigo Ag (item 5) runs the Indigo Carbon marketplace for agricultural carbon credits. Climate Corporation (item 3) supports sustainability decisions through its FieldView digital agronomy platform.

Which companies use drones, satellites, or AI imaging? Taranis (item 10) uses ultra-high-resolution drone and aerial imaging with AI to detect crop threats at leaf level. Trimble (item 2) supplies GPS guidance and connected-farm hardware, and John Deere's See & Spray system uses onboard computer vision to target weeds in real time.

Which companies operate indoor or vertical farms? AeroFarms (item 8) pioneered commercial aeroponics vertical farming for leafy greens, and AppHarvest (item 9) operates large high-tech greenhouses, including a 60-acre facility in Morehead, Kentucky.