Problem
Farm data is scattered.
It lives across machinery systems, weather systems, imagery providers, soil sources, spreadsheets, files, screenshots, and memory.
Most platforms say your data is yours, but they still make it hard to:
- get it out cleanly
- keep the analysis
- move the workflow elsewhere
- use the data in other tools later
If you cannot easily export it, move it, and keep using it, you do not really control it.
What My Farm Advisor Does
One place you can actually own.
My Farm Advisor is an open-source system that pulls together the data sources your farm already uses, or will use, into one place you can actually own. Not just the raw data. The analysis, methods, outputs, and workflows too.
That owned record becomes the foundation for deterministic analysis, reports, playbooks, and grounded AI assistance.
is the owned data foundation.
It is the canonical grower, farm, and field record system that brings the sources together.
is the layer that uses those records for analysis, models, playbooks, reports, and agentic workflows.
The data foundation is what makes the advice trustworthy.
What You Actually Own
Ownership means owning all of it.
Raw data
Processed data
Analysis
Code and methods
Outputs and reports
The ability to self-host, move, and reuse the system
Sources available today
Real data. Real sources. Day one.
The first site should prove the product is real with a curated source list.
- NASA POWER weather
- USDA NRCS SSURGO soil
- USDA NASS Cropland Data Layer crop classification
- Sentinel-2 imagery
- Landsat 8/9 imagery
- John Deere ecosystem
- Shared baselines geographic & maturity
The product is global from day one. The system is designed to use the best available data sources for the actual farm location. In some places that means global datasets. In others, it means stronger national or regional datasets.
Proof diagram
Scattered data becomes grounded decisions.
A concrete diagram of grower → farm → field → assets
Example outcomes
Better than fake dashboards.
The first one-page site does not need literal screenshots of full product outputs.
Instead, it should talk concretely about the kinds of outputs the system can produce once the pipeline is populated:
A Telegram-style message to a field hand describing what to inspect today and in what order
A season plan for an owner or farm manager before the season starts
In-season decision support for management based on real farm data and playbooks
These are better than fake dashboards.
Hosted vs Self-Hosted
You can self-host it if you want to.
If you do not want to handle deployment, maintenance, uptime, credentials, compute, and storage yourself, you can pay us to host it for you.
You are paying for:
- compute
- storage
- managed operation
- updates
- support
- convenience
You are not paying ransom to access your own data.
What Opens Up Next
The roadmap stays short.
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Planet Labs
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More provider support
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Stronger regional source depth where it improves fidelity
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More playbooks and hosted workflow support
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A cleaner hosted purchase / provisioning flow later
Explore The Project Now
Inspect the code. Run it yourself.
My Farm Advisor
The core open-source system for owned farm data and grounded analysis.
View My Farm Advisor on GitHubDokploy Wizard
Self-hosting infrastructure, not the product itself. Enables deployment for those who want to run their own instance.
View Dokploy Wizard on GitHubHelp shape it early
Go deeper right now.
If you want to go deeper right now, the ELVTR Agricultural Data Analytics Course is the best current path to learn the data pipelines, explore the self-hosted workflow, and give direct feedback while My Farm Advisor is still taking shape.
It is a path for people who want to:
- learn how to self-host and work with these ideas today
- go deeper on the data pipelines
- provide direct feedback while the product is still early
- help shape the product if they have strong opinions
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