Award Recognizes Innovation in Agricultural & Food Technologies Worldwide

Intelinair, the maker of AGMRI and a leader in ag data analytics and precision agriculture technology, today announced it has been named the 2025 “AgTech Data Analytics Company of the Year” by AgTech Breakthrough. The honor is part of the 5th Annual AgTech Breakthrough Awards program, which recognizes the most innovative companies, technologies, and products transforming global agriculture and food technology. This marks the second consecutive year Intelinair has received this award.

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Driving Innovation in Precision Agriculture

Intelinair’s flagship platform, AGMRI, is a crop analytics solution designed to help farmers and ag retailers make data-driven decisions throughout the growing season. Processing more than 500 terabytes of agricultural data annually, AGMRI integrates aerial imagery, AI-powered analytics, weather data, machine performance metrics, and field-level agronomic information to deliver actionable insights for yield optimization and sustainable farming practices.

Key AGMRI capabilities include:

• Personalized dashboards and interactive field maps
  
  
  
  
• AI-powered scouting tools and field scanning capabilities
  
  
  
  
• Real-time alerts for early detection of crop threats
  
  
  
  
• Postseason yield analysis to inform next season’s strategies
  
  
  
  

By continuously improving AI models each season, AGMRI identifies crop emergence challenges, weed pressure, nutrient deficiencies, and disease outbreaks, while also showing how agronomic and operational decisions—such as planting date or hybrid selection—impact final yields.

Industry Recognition

“This award reflects the value AGMRI brings to on-farm decision-making,” said Tim Hassinger, CEO of Intelinair. “Our platform goes beyond detecting issues to show how practices like planting dates, hybrid choice, and input timing impact yields—helping growers and ag retailers refine strategies and consistently improve results.”

“AGMRI eliminates the guesswork, supporting confident decision-making across every crop stage. The agricultural landscape is rapidly evolving, with timing, precision, and adaptability being critical. Even with enormous amounts of aerial imagery and field data, growers struggle with understanding yield-reducing threats, whether in season or post-season,” said Bryan Vaughn, Managing Director, AgTech Breakthrough. “Intelinair’s platform bridges the gap between data and action, helping growers and trusted advisors protect yield potential and drive results.”

About Intelinair

Intelinair elevates agronomic management decisions by providing insights all season long to farmers and ag retailers through its easy-to-use interactive platform AGMRI. High-resolution aerial imagery from fixed wing airplane, satellite, or drones provides whole field views increasing efficiency by prioritizing fields and offering assurance that fields are monitored and reviewed for timely decision making and identifying sustainability opportunities. Intelinair analyzes millions of acres in the U.S. and several other countries from its headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana. Learn more at intelinair.com or visit its social media channels.

About the AgTech Breakthrough Awards

The AgTech Breakthrough Awards program recognizes innovators advancing AI in agriculture, farm management platforms, autonomous equipment, sustainable agriculture solutions, and more. Thousands of nominations are reviewed annually, with winners selected for their impact, innovation, and contribution to making global agriculture more efficient and sustainable.

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“Our platform goes beyond detecting issues to show how practices like planting dates, hybrid choice, and input timing impact yields—helping growers and ag retailers refine strategies and consistently improve results," said Intelinair CEO Tim Hassinger.