Keeping fields safe from pest and disease

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Keeping fields safe from pest and disease April 3, 2017

WHAT IS AGRICULTURE TECHNOLOGY? Photo source:

WHY THE EXCITEMENT? Yield improve-ments Cost savings $25/acre savings using yield mapping (5% of costs) €10- €25/hectare savings using variable nitrogen application (10% of costs) Environ-mental benefits Sources: USDA Economic Research Service; European Parliament Directorate-General for Internal Policies

YET AGTECH ADOPTION CONSIDERABLY TRAILS THE HYPE $3B in AgTech investments in 2016 Hype 43% use yield monitor* 14% use VRT pest-icide* 2% use UAVs* 18% use aerial imagery* Adoption Sources: AgFunder; Purdue University *Estimate of acres utilizing the technology based on dealer survey

CULTURAL FACTORS PLAY A KEY ROLE IN SLOWING ADOPTION High risk – no in-season re-do’s Each growing season is valuable few inputs per growing season brand loyalty in agriculture is strong

Planting date effects on yield Weeks after optimum planting date THERE ARE NO RE-DO’S Planting date effects on yield % of maximum yield Weeks after optimum planting date

A FARMER has on average 40 growing seasons

AGRICULTURE = FEWER PRODUCT FEEDBACK LOOPS ~4 months from sowing until harvest, you get to ask once from each user: What happened to yield? What happened to crop inputs? What happened to time spent? Over 4 months of driving, you get to ask, 400+ times from each user: Did I get to my destination? How fast did I get there? Sources: US Public Interest Research Group; US Department of Transportation; Texas A&M University; USDA

FARMERS ARE BRAND LOYAL Plan on staying with your current brand? 84% 67% 64% 61% Sources: RBC Capital Markets (2015); Farm Equipment (2014); Rocket Fuel (2015)

WHAT CAN A STARTUP DO? Bring value from day 1 – reduce the risk of adoption angst Specialize – create network effects to avoid growing season limitations Align with influence leaders – build your own brand loyalty

KeepING fields safe from pest and disease