TerraMind is an agricultural intelligence platform for the world’s horticulture growers — orchards, vineyards, berry farms, and beyond. First prototypes ship June 10, 2026, from Aotearoa New Zealand.
The manual work behind every season — sensing block conditions, forecasting yield and risk, and reconciling finance or compliance — handled by focused layers that work together.
Purpose-built on-farm sensors capture what satellites and weather stations miss — soil moisture in the root zone, microclimate variation block-by-block, plant stress signals. The ground truth that makes everything else honest.
Talk to us →Most agricultural AI was built for broadacre commodity crops — corn, wheat, soy — and bent to fit everything else. We’re going the other way. Horticulture is its own world: trees that take years to bear, vines that depend on a single frost-free night, fruit picked by hand. What we build for it should match — end to end, from the sensor in the soil to the line on the ledger. We’re launching from Aotearoa because that’s where we live and where the listening tour starts — the goal isn’t a dashboard growers tolerate, it’s a system they trust enough to stake a season on.