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For farmers & ranchers

Plan for the
season ahead.

Whether you’re weighing feed options or watching the weather, AgriCrisis helps you think through the next decision on your farm or ranch.

Our private beta is full. Join the waitlist for future access.

Ranch texts are being piloted.

See what a text could look like

The work ahead

Built around
your season.

See what changed, why it matters to your operation, and what to check next. Choose a season to see a sample brief.

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AgriCrisis / Planning briefSample brief · Not a live advisory

Summer · Grazing operation

Before a dry stretch, know your options.

The outlook has shifted drier in this example. Your pasture condition, stored feed, and water supply determine which options are practical.

Your next checks

  1. Compare your latest forage observations with the grazing plan.
  2. Review water availability and backup feed options.
What this example is based on

This fictional scenario combines a dry-weather outlook with a grazing plan. A working brief needs dated weather inputs and current operator observations. No live forecast or farm records are loaded in these examples, and no loss or savings estimate is implied.

Changing conditionsYour contextYour next decision

On the ranch · Pilot

Useful insight.
Right in your messages.

AgriCrisis insights by text are being piloted—from drought planning to regional animal-health risks. Practical context, wherever the day takes you.

Invitation-only pilot. Animal-health decisions stay with you and your veterinarian.

AgriCrisisText message

Sample message · No live alert

A check-in on your dry-weather plan.

When the outlook turns drier, your latest forage and water observations matter. Review them alongside your grazing plan before changing feed or pasture decisions.

Context for the conversation

Weather outlook · Forage observations · Feed and water availability

Our roots

Built by a rancher.
Grounded in the work.

AgriCrisis started with the realities of farming and ranching: changing conditions, tight margins, and decisions that can’t wait.

We’re building AgriCrisis to help farmers and ranchers see what’s changing, weigh their options, and plan what comes next.

— ACAI

See the basis for a decision.

Useful insights need clear sources, current context, and visible gaps. The example briefs show where that information belongs.

Keep your judgment in the loop.

Your observations and local expertise matter. A forecast is one input; it can’t know everything happening in your field or herd.

Where the guidance stops

AgriCrisis supports planning. Weather risk is not crop-damage probability, and environmental risk is not a diagnosis. Missing or stale information must stay visible. Consult your agronomist or veterinarian for operation-specific decisions; these examples do not predict losses or guarantee outcomes.

Looking ahead

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AgriCrisis waitlist.

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About the field footage

These are licensed stock scenes, not AgriCrisis pilot farms. The pasture scene was filmed in Royse City, North Texas; it is not a verified Central Texas location. Filming locations for the grain and morning-field scenes are unverified.