Monsanto's Climate Corp to expand digital farming platform


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 18 Aug 2016

More apps needed: Climate will open up its software infrastructure to third-party developers.

Monsanto Co's Climate Corporation is building a network of in-field sensors to expand the scope of soil, weather and other data flowing into its digital agriculture tools that help farmers increase crop yields and reduce costs, the company said.

San Francisco-based Climate also said it will open up its software infrastructure to third-party developers, enabling them to create new applications that enhance the data-fueled services it currently offers. Climate announced a deal with a Kansas-based soil sensor company on Wednesday but did not disclose terms.

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