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Ever.Ag Expands Everett AI Decision Engine to Agribusiness

Ever.Ag’s Vault platform has seen a 300% year-over-year surge in mobile usage, with more than half of that growth occurring in the last six months.

Key Takeaways

  • Ever.Ag has expanded Everett, its Ag Decision Engine, to agribusiness — the third wave of an agentic AI rollout that started with dairy in April and expanded to livestock in June.
  • The expansion brings Everett into FieldAlytics, which monitors more than 220 million active acres, and Merchant Ag, which serves ag retailers and cooperatives nationwide.
  • Everett operates within each customer’s own data environment and never shares or uses one customer’s data to inform recommendations for another, backed by Ever.Ag’s SOC 2 Type II compliance.
  • New capabilities include predicting grower order volumes, monitoring connected equipment for failures, automating accounts payable entry, and forecasting energy demand and route optimization for cooperatives.
  • Ever.Ag CEO Scott Sexton said additional products across dairy, livestock and agribusiness will carry Everett capabilities in the months ahead.

Ever.Ag Expands Everett to Agribusiness

Ever.Ag announced the expansion of Everett, its Ag Decision Engine, to agribusiness, marking the third wave of an agentic AI rollout that began with dairy in April and expanded to livestock and animal protein in June. The company made the announcement at Tech Hub Live in Des Moines, Iowa, where Ever.Ag is a key sponsor. Everett connects data across a customer’s operation with Ever.Ag’s intelligence, turning insights into decisions through workflows built into products ag retailers, cooperatives and agronomists already use.

Agentic AI Built for Ag Retail and Grower Advisers

Ag retailers and cooperatives manage agronomic advice, logistics, grain merchandising, energy delivery and grower relationships at the same time, where a missed signal can carry real costs. Everett monitors that complexity, recommends actions with full context, and lets teams act without switching between systems. Everett operates within each customer’s own data environment; data stays within that operation and is never shared with or used to inform recommendations for other customers, an approach backed by Ever.Ag’s SOC 2 Type II compliance.

What Everett Can Do

Within FieldAlytics, which monitors more than 220 million active acres, Everett predicts which growers are likely to order and in what quantities, delivers plain-language summaries on every report, and monitors connected equipment for silent connectivity failures. Within Merchant Ag, which serves ag retailers and cooperatives nationwide, Everett gives a unified view of customers across divisions, flags churn and expansion signals, models patronage scenarios for co-op finance teams, and automates accounts payable entry. The system also handles energy demand forecasting, route optimization, grain settlement validation and credit risk scoring.

Ever.Ag Leaders on the Rollout

“We said from the beginning that this rollout would go deep in every vertical we serve,” said Scott Sexton, Ever.Ag CEO. “FieldAlytics monitors over 220 million active acres. 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.”

“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 and where those decisions happen,” said Simon Drake, Chief Product Officer. “General-purpose AI tools don’t.”

Sexton said the rollout will continue, with additional dairy, livestock and agribusiness products set to carry Everett capabilities in the months ahead.

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