Five projects, all of them in use.
State agency programs, produce traceability, and platform architecture. Each one has a case study with what the problem actually was, what got built, and what it changed.
Twenty-two years of biocontrol data, read as a trend
SIMP biocontrol monitoring · 2004–26 data, dashboard 2026A monitoring dashboard for an invasive plant biological control program, tracking every release site from 2004 to now. Sites are classified as improving, stable, or worsening by change in weed cover, each site drills down to stem, insect, grass, and bare ground trends, and AI writes the plain-language narrative for the sites worth reading about.
Read the case studyA statewide weed dashboard that lives in one file
Nevada noxious weed program · 2026A complete inventory dashboard that queries the state's ArcGIS REST services live and resolves field names on the fly, so a schema change upstream does not take the page down. Clustered map, chained filters, charts, and a CSV export of anything on screen, deployable to any host with no build step and no license.
Read the case studyWeb GIS for a statewide noxious weed program
Utah Department of Agriculture & Food · OngoingA long-running partnership with the Plant Industry Division. Field crews record infestations and treatments, the division sees the whole state, and every county gets its own view without buying desktop GIS seats.
Read the case studyProduce traceability a two-person packhouse can run
AgTag USA · 2025–26PTI compliance for small growers with GS1 company prefix registration bundled in, guided first label runs, mobile scanning, receiving, and a month-end QuickBooks export. A grower meets a retail buyer's mandate without hiring a compliance manager.
Read the case studySix modules on one spatial platform API
LandAlytics LLC · FieldWize · 2026Architecture and build for an agricultural land intelligence platform covering field records, weed management, parcel data, cattle, grants, and co-op ordering, with growers and agronomists working from the same ground truth.
Read the case studyTell us what the ground looks like.
A few sentences about the program, the data you already have, and the deadline you are working against is enough to start. You will hear back from the person who would do the work.
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A real reply, not a ticket number
Usually within one business day, from the person who would build it.
A short call about the data
What exists, where it lives, and who has to use the result.
Scope and a fixed number
Written scope with the cuts called out, so the budget decision is yours.