Ever.Ag announced it is expanding Everett, its artificial intelligence-powered decision engine, to agribusiness operations across the country.
The expansion, unveiled at Tech Hub Live at the Iowa Events Center, marks the third phase of a rollout that began with dairy in April and extended to livestock and animal protein in June.
Everett connects data across customer operations and turns insights into decisions through workflows built into products that ag retailers, cooperatives and agronomists already use.
“FieldAlytics monitors over 220 million active acres,” said Ever.Ag CEO Scott Sexton. “Merchant Ag powers ag retailers and cooperatives across the country. Bringing Everett into those products means agentic AI is now at work for the people who advise, supply and serve growers every day.”
The platform addresses challenges specific to ag retail operations, where teams manage agronomic advice, logistics, grain merchandising, energy delivery and grower relationships at the same time.
Chief Product Officer Simon Drake said Everett arrives understanding how ag operations work. “Whether you’re a sales agronomist looking for the next opportunity to improve a grower’s yield, a grain merchandiser settling contracts under deadline, or a dispatcher routing energy deliveries ahead of a cold snap, Everett arrives knowing how operations like yours work,” he said.
The system operates within each customer’s data environment. Customer data stays within their operation and is never shared with or used to inform recommendations for other customers.
For FieldAlytics users, Everett predicts which growers are likely to order and in what quantities. For Merchant Ag customers, it delivers a unified view of every customer across divisions and models patronage scenarios for co-op finance teams.
Ever.Ag plans to add Everett capabilities to more products across dairy, livestock and agribusiness in coming months.
