Ever.Ag acquires nitrogen recommendation tool Adapt-N from Yara North America
Ever.Ag, a pioneering force in agricultural technology solutions, has recently announced its acquisition of Adapt-N, a leading in-season nitrogen recommendation tool, from Yara North America. This strategic acquisition underscores Ever.Ag’s commitment to bolstering its suite of innovative solutions aimed at addressing the complex challenges faced by today’s agricultural industry.
The integration of Adapt-N into Ever.Ag’s FieldAlytics platform represents a significant leap forward in precision agriculture, equipping ag retailers with a sophisticated tool designed to optimize nitrogen application. This optimization ensures peak crop health and yield, while simultaneously curtailing waste. Kyle Owen, VP of Digital Agronomy at Ever.Ag, emphasized that this move is not only a stride toward sustainable farming practices but also serves to enhance the economic outcomes for farmers.
Molly Biedenfeld, Vice President, U.S. Eastern Region, Yara North America, highlighted the acquisition as a reflection of both companies’ dedication to driving positive transformation within the agricultural sector. The collaboration between Ever.Ag and Yara North America is poised to facilitate a seamless integration of Adapt-N into the technological ecosystem of Ever.Ag, thereby granting ag retailers and service providers access to advanced tools for efficient nitrogen management. This integration aims to foster a more sustainable and resilient agricultural landscape.
With Adapt-N’s technology continuing to be available through API for partners, its incorporation into FieldAlytics promises an even more user-friendly experience for ag service providers. This ease of access is anticipated to aid farmers in fine-tuning their nitrogen usage, enhancing yield, and contributing to the overarching goal of sustainable agriculture.
Ever.Ag’s acquisition of Adapt-N from Yara North America marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of agricultural technology, promising to deliver improved efficiency, sustainability, and profitability for the agricultural sector.