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FieldIn is a technology company.
FieldIn provides an operational intelligence platform for high-value crop growers. Its system integrates smart sensors, mobile apps, and a cloud-based platform to monitor and analyze all field passes in real-time. This technology delivers data-driven insights, enabling cultivators to optimize efficiency, reduce costs, standardize performance, and improve traceability.
Boaz Bachar and Iftach Birger founded FieldIn in 2013 in Haifa, Israel. Both emerged from deep family roots in Israeli agriculture, providing firsthand understanding of farming's inherent complexities. This insight drove their vision to develop advanced data analytics and real-time monitoring solutions, aiming to modernize agricultural practices.
FieldIn serves high-value crop cultivators like nuts, grapes, and citrus, offering actionable intelligence for daily management. The company's vision empowers growers through digital tools, fostering autonomous and sustainable farming. By digitizing mechanized activities, FieldIn aims to enhance business performance and reduce operational variability.
FieldIn has raised $46.0M across 3 funding rounds.
FieldIn has raised $46.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
FieldIn has raised $46.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
FieldIn's investors include Yoav Hineman, Akkadian Ventures, Gal Ventures, Germin8 Ventures, ICON Accelerator, Maor Investments, Mindset Ventures, Terra Venture Partners, Zeev Ventures, Oren Zeev, Amar Singh, Israeli Innovation Authority.
FieldIn is a smart farming technology company that provides a field intelligence platform for high-value crop growers, such as those producing fruits, nuts, and vegetables. It connects existing farm equipment with sensors and software to deliver real-time data analytics on operations like spraying, harvesting, and tractor passes, enabling managers to optimize efficiency, reduce costs, and improve production.[1][2][3][4] The platform serves specialty crop operations primarily in the US (covering over 700,000 acres across 35,000+ sites with 10,000+ connected machines), Israel, and Australia, solving key challenges like lack of remote visibility, operator variability, and rising labor/chemical costs—delivering ROI such as 30% reductions in harvest costs or up to $300 more profit per acre.[2][3][4] With strong growth, including zero customer churn, recent funding, and partnerships like Wilbur-Ellis, FieldIn has raised $16.4M and reports $21M revenue.[2][5]
FieldIn was founded in 2012 (with operations scaling from 2013) by Boaz Bachar (CEO, background in law/business and entrepreneurship via Kochavit Drink) and Iftach Birger (COO, MS/BS in Plant Science, co-owner of a 750-acre family farm growing almonds, grapes, and olives).[1][2] The idea emerged from growers' pain points in commercial agriculture, particularly the absence of real-time remote visibility for managing dozens of machines across vast areas—Birger's farm experience highlighted needs for better data on spraying and harvesting.[3] Early traction came from focusing on specialty crops (FNV market), leading to rapid adoption: over 300K acres managed, strong investor backing from AgFunder, Zeev Ventures, and others, and expansion into California as the core market.[2][3]
FieldIn stands out in agtech through seamless integration and real-time insights without requiring new hardware:
FieldIn rides the precision agriculture wave, digitizing mechanized field ops amid labor shortages, chemical regulations, and climate pressures squeezing specialty crop margins (e.g., California's almond/fruit sectors).[3][4] Timing is ideal: post-2020 funding boom and partnerships amplify reach, positioning it as a market leader in remote farm management for FNV growers amid a shift to data-driven, sustainable farming.[2][3][5] It influences the ecosystem by standardizing operations, enabling predictive decisions, and paving for autonomy—boosting US ag efficiency over 700K acres while competitors like CropIn focus broader SaaS.[1][2]
FieldIn's momentum—best quarter ever, rapid geographic expansion, and sticky traction—positions it for outsized growth in a $20B+ precision ag market. Next: deeper AI for predictive analytics, broader crop/region penetration (beyond CA/US/Israel/Australia), and autonomous integrations as sensor data scales.[2][3][4] Trends like regulatory pushes for spray precision and labor automation will propel it, evolving its role from operational optimizer to ecosystem enabler for resilient, high-margin farming—cementing its edge in smart high-value crops.
FieldIn has raised $46.0M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $30.0M Series B in September 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 2, 2021 | $30.0M Series B | Yoav Hineman | Akkadian Ventures, Gal Ventures, Germin8 Ventures, ICON Accelerator, Maor Investments, Mindset Ventures, Terra Venture Partners, Zeev Ventures |
| Sep 5, 2019 | $12.0M Series A | Oren Zeev | Amar Singh, Gal Ventures, Germin8 Ventures, Mindset Ventures, Terra Venture Partners |
| Jan 10, 2018 | $4.0M Seed | Gal Ventures, Germin8 Ventures | Israeli Innovation Authority, Terra Venture Partners |