Land Dog, a well-known agricultural information system and wholly owned subsidiary of Deveron Corporation, is a leader in digital agriculture and committed to advance the agribusiness industry. By enhancing supply chain transparency, improving food safety, and setting a new normal for agricultural knowledge in the company tech sector, FarmQA’s acquisition advances significantly in its effort to enhance global agriculture.

The acquisition of Farm Dog’s cutting-edge information systems more strengthens FarmQA’s status as a market leader in the company tech sector, according to Kris Poulson, CEO of FarmQA. This strategic decision strengthens our capacity to deliver agriculture professionals with precise tools and practical insights that cover the entire crop manufacturing cycle, including agronomists and growers. By integrating Farm Dog’s capabilities with FarmQA’s complete system, we are well-positioned to handle the important challenges of production, conservation, and performance that impact the global food system”.

FarmQA’s consolidation comes at a time when the company is experiencing significant year-over-year growth, underlining its commitment to accelerating agricultural productivity and sustainability at a global level. Since the close of 2021, FarmQA has increased its managed land from 2.7 million to over 30 million, reflecting the effectiveness of its answers and the growing need for data-driven online agricultural service. As the ag tech industry continues to combine, FarmQA’s detailed platform distinguishes itself by offering powerful digital tools that empower agriculture professionals, agronomists, food companies, and CPG companies around the world to deliver meaningful insights and recommendations, driving value for the worldwide food system.

” This acquisition enables us to sharpen our focus on delivering high-quality soil testing services”, said David MacMillan, President and CEO of Deveron. FarmQA “has a unique position to fully exploit Farm Dog’s assets, expanding its impact across the agricultural value chain.” We are confident that FarmQA will benefit from entrusting these assets to them while maintaining our top priority, which is to advance soil science and testing, and add significant value to agribusinesses.

FarmQA’s growth strategy combines inorganic growth through strategic acquisitions, such as Farm Dog’s recent purchase, with organic growth driven by customer acquisition and ongoing platform innovation. FarmQA is well-positioned to provide agricultural professionals with cutting-edge tools for enhancing productivity, promoting sustainability, and improving input quality.

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