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New Agrology Desktop Portal Empowers Growers to Customize, Visualize and Apply Data to their Business Needs

Agrology unveils a new easy-to-use portal that provides growers with customized data views, easy-to-create reports, in-depth data overlays, and more

Alexandria, VA, October 5, 2023 — Agrology today unveiled a new Grower Portal that puts the power of self service and customized data into the hands of growers. The Grower Portal provides Agrology customers with a web-based  version of the Agrology platform that includes new features like easy-to-create polished reports, in-depth data overlays, and the ability to easily export data. The Grower Portal complements the real-time data growers receive in the Agrology iOS app, enabling them to dig deep into ground-truth data on irrigation, smoke risk and smoke taint, moisture levels, weather and microclimates, pest and disease pressure, soil carbon and nitrous flux. 

“The Agrology Grower Portal provides a comprehensive dashboard view of data that customers can really dive into and quickly understand what is happening down to the block,” said Adam Koeppel, Co-Founder and CEO of Agrology. “It’s a powerful tool for any grower, especially those who want to be more regenerative and have climate smart goals.”

Using the Agrology Grower Portal, growers can create custom charts based on their specific needs. The portal is a web-based experience that runs on any browser without the need for additional software to install. Customers sign-in to easily create chart libraries or overlay various data points to see how different practices are intersecting with each other. Growers can create custom reports on selected data inputs at any moment in time. For example, a grower can see how irrigation impacted soil carbon flux. They can also visualize and predict extreme heat or frost events so that they can best use water and protect crops. 

“Customers were asking for a data deep dive and the ability to fully customize their data to fit their unique business needs, and the Grower Portal is the answer,” said James Ranson, Head of Platform at Agrology and the architect of the Grower Portal. “The Grower Portal puts the power of valuable, real-time and predictive information into the hands of our customers, while also making it easy to understand, digest, and share out.”

The Agrology Grower Portal includes:

  • Live graph renderings - Granting self-service access to all proprietary data in one easy-to-access web portal. Includes overlay forecasts on actual vs predicted data, so that customers can compare data and better plan for future events.

  • Deep dives into data and data overlays - Enabling customers to visually understand how various data points, from temperatures to irrigation/water, smoke, air quality, and soil carbon, are impacting their growing season and regenerative farming goals.

  • Custom charts and dashboards - Providing drop-down metrics for customers to choose from to showcase the exact data growers need to report on or manage to. Also includes the ability to save those charts and create custom dashboards.

  • Customized, polished growing reports - Generating on the fly and easily shared with team members. Also, the ability to customize reports down to the ranch or block, for specific data shares. 

  • Custom Alerts - Allowing growers to set customized thresholds and alerts so that specific team members are alerted when there are immediate issues to address. For example, growers can set temperature thresholds for heat and cold, based on their specific crops’ needs, and then are alerted in a way that works (even if it’s the middle of the night…or not)

  • Customized configuration of sites and views - Providing customers with the ability to see and name sites, nodes and blocks so that all data is configured to their exact needs. Also the ability to easily cycle through data from multiple ranches and locations with just a few clicks. 

  • Access - Providing the ability for customers to control team access and specify team data views via the Grower Portal or the mobile app. 

  • Export - enabling the ability for customers to export their data to other tools like spreadsheets or third party reporting

Growers can schedule a demo of the new Grower Portal by going to Agrology.ag/demo. Anyone interested can visit agrology.ag/growerportal for more information.

About Agrology

Agrology is a leading climate tech start-up and Public Benefit Corporation with a mission to help farmers adapt to and beat climate change with real-time analysis and predictive insights. The Agrology platform consists of climate and carbon monitoring systems, both based on ground-truth data and machine learning. The Agrology Climate Monitoring System delivers predictive insights and warnings, up to four days in advance, for wildfire smoke taint risk, extreme weather, soil conditions, pest and disease emergence, and irrigation. Agrology’s Carbon Monitoring System tracks soil carbon sequestration in real time, quickly detecting carbon loss via carbon dioxide emission events. Agrology customers include Braga Fresh, The Duckhorn Portfolio, Emeritus Vineyards, Groth Vineyards and Winery, Jordan Vineyards and Winery, Joseph Phelps Vineyards, Lawrence Vineyards, Napa Green, Pivot Bio, Renteria Vineyard Management, Sebastien Farms, Silver Oak Vineyards, Sonoma County Winegrowers, and numerous specialty farms. Agrology is the winner of two highly selective National Science Foundation SBIR Awards, a 2022 WINnovation Award, and is a recipient of a USDA Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities grant. Agrology’s academic partners include UC Davis, CSU Monterey Bay, Huntington Farms, RCD of Monterey County, University of California Cooperative Extension, University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources, and Virginia Tech College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Agrology is based in Alexandria, Virginia and can be found online at Agrology.ag.

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The Digest is a compilation and condensation of statutes, regulations, and administrative decisions from all states governing the sales and marketing of wine and distilled spirits. It is a user-friendly reference guide to the information you need to conduct business as a producer, wholesaler or importer in the wine and spirits industry. It has been specifically designed to eliminate the problem of spending hours searching for the statutes and regulations relevant to your situation. It is available in print and online versions. The online version allows the subscriber to access desired information by subject or by state. The print version comes in a four binder set.

Digest subscribers represent all aspects of the alcoholic beverage industry, from wineries, distilleries, wholesalers and importers to attorneys, trade associations, and industry consultants. Anyone who needs to navigate the regulations of selling and marketing wine and distilled spirits will be benefitted by a subscription to this versatile service.

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The Digest website offers many useful features which allow subscribers to view information in various ways and stay informed and up to date as changes are made.

  • Searches: The information in the State Digests can be searched either by state or by topic. For example, if information is needed on distributor relationships in few states, select the Franchise Laws topic and the states needed and run a report. If a new market is being contemplated, select the state and run the report.
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State Digest - A separate Digest has been prepared for every state and the District of Columbia. States that have both state-controlled business and private-sector business (through wholesalers) are further divided into two Digests — a “Control” Digest and an “Open” Digest (for example, Oregon Control and Oregon Open). Similarly, states that conduct only state-controlled business are labeled as a “Control” Digest (for example, New Hampshire Control).

The individual state Digests cover a wealth of practical information, beginning with contact data for each applicable regulatory agency — the mailing, street, and internet address(es), as well as phone and fax number(s). Each state Digest is organized in a standardized, easy-to-follow format. Its information is divided into seventeen major sections and numerous subsections (which can vary by state). Refer to the "Outline of State Digest Information" below for an explanation of these primary divisions.

Legal citations are included with the relevant text, not in a separate footnote or listing. These references enable you or your legal counsel to locate the necessary statutory or regulatory data quickly and easily when you want to review the regulatory sources in their entirety.

Requirements by State - Tables providing “at a glance” summary information on each state’s requirements. One table is provided for Suppliers selling through the wholesale channel and includes licensing, bond, and sales license requirements, as well as label registration, price posting, monopoly protection, and reporting. The other table is for companies shipping Direct to Consumer and includes licensing, bond, and tax registration requirements as well as sales and excise tax reporting, label registration, wine of own production, and shipping limits.

Control States - A listing of all “control” states, with an explanation of what commodities are covered and how business is conducted in each particular state that operates a control system.

Direct Shipments of Alcoholic Beverages (to Consumers and/or Retail Licensees) - A state-by-state compilation of information on shipping alcoholic beverages direct to residents and/or retail licensees in the listed states. Qualifications for licensing, protocols for shipping, tax returns and reports to be submitted, and all legal requirements are covered in detail. A few states permit the direct shipment of distilled spirits and/or malt beverages in addition to wine. This listing also includes available information on felony prosecutions and penalties for those states that do not permit direct shipments to consumers.

Excise Tax Table - A table showing current data on excise tax rates for the federal government and each state for wine and distilled spirits. Additional rates for cider and beer are found in the respective State Digests.

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The Digest of Wine & Spirits Law was founded in 1991 by Mary Kramer of M. J. Kramer & Associates. Since Mary's retirement in 2018, the service has been carried on by Compliance Service of America, (CSA), a long time subscriber of The Digest.

CSA has specialized in alcoholic beverage regulation and licensing since 1983. A fully staffed compliance firm, CSA brings to The Digest a wealth of expertise and experience in explaining complicated regulations in plain English.

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