Farmer's Business Network, Inc. in the news

Farmers Business Network raised $50M to expand AI-driven personalized insights, product offerings, and customer acquisition, focusing on cost reduction, convenience, and platform openness.

Farmers Business Network raised $50 million to develop AI tools for agriculture, while other agri-food tech companies secured funding and made strategic moves.

Farmers Business Network raised $50M to enhance its AI-driven ag commerce platform, expanding products, AI tools, and marketplace services for North American farms.

Farmers Business Network raised $50M to enhance its AI-driven platform for farm commerce, financing, and personalized agronomy support.

Farmers Business Network raised $50 million to expand its agricultural marketplace and AI tools, enhancing product offerings and personalized farmer support.

FBN raised $50M to enhance its AI-driven ag commerce platform, expanding product offerings, financing, and personalized farm insights for over 117,000 farms.

Farmers Business Network offers farmers a transparent, convenient online platform for purchasing farm inputs with flexible delivery and payment options.

Farmers Business Network grows its livestock offerings and customer satisfaction through competitive pricing, easy ordering, proactive service, and comprehensive support including financing.

Farmers Business Network expands livestock offerings and gains customer trust through competitive pricing, easy ordering, proactive service, and comprehensive support.

Farmers Business Network released a report on 2025 planting intentions to aid farmers in planning.

FBN has released a report on 2025 planting intentions, detailing crop acreage estimates ahead of the USDA report.

FBN's 2025 survey forecasts increased corn acreage in the U.S. at the expense of soybeans and wheat, influenced by market and weather factors.

Farmers are advised to be aware of price discrepancies and shop around for agricultural chemicals to save money.

Farmers are advised to be aware of price discrepancies and shop around for agricultural chemicals to save money.

Farmers are encouraged to utilize price transparency to save on agricultural chemicals amid potential tariff impacts.

Agricultural chemical prices are becoming more transparent and competitive, but tariffs on imports may cause price increases, with significant regional and product price variability still present.

FBN's new pilot program offers financial rewards to farmers adopting regenerative agriculture practices.

FBN launched a pilot program offering discounted land loans to farmers who adopt sustainable practices, backed by a $750K Walton Family Foundation investment.

FBN starts a pilot land loan program offering discounted rates to farmers who implement sustainable soil and water practices, backed by environmental partners and a $750K foundation investment.

FBN and the Walton family introduce a pilot program offering discounted loans for farmers adopting regenerative agriculture practices.