Intelinair Launches Updated Intelinair.com Website

By Intelinair|June 8, 2023

Intelinair has announced a refresh of Intelinair.com with updated information about who we are, what we do, and how the company collaborates with farmers and ag retailers as a leading ag tech provider. The newly redesigned website offers users one source for both extensive AGMRI information and Intelinair company news.

The new responsive website features several elements, including:

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  • AGMRI – Learn more about AGMRI features and the multiple plans available for the AGMRI platform, as well as recent new in-season offerings, such as drone and nitrogen management. Check out FAQs to learn about what’s included in an AGMRI subscription and how to enroll.
  • AGMRI Resource Center – Get a quick refresher on using the AGMRI platform with a series of videos and hear from Midwest customers about how they use AGMRI in their operation to improve productivity.
  • Info Center – Read all the latest news, blogs, and use cases in our integrated searchable new Info Center.
  • About Us – Find general information about Intelinair, including fast facts, collaborators, and recent recognitions, along with an updated listing of career opportunities.
  • Demo Requests and AGMRI Login Access – View a demo or request a personalized demo, and customers can easily log in to the AGMRI app.

Visit the redesigned Intelinair.com website for more information about Intelinair and its flagship product AGMRI, or to schedule an AGMRI demonstration.

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Intelinair, Inc. is an automated crop intelligence company that leverages AI and machine learning to model crop performance and identify problems enabling farmers to make improved decisions. The company’s flagship product, AGMRI aggregates and analyzes data including high resolution aerial, satellite, and drone imagery, equipment, weather, scouting, and more to deliver actionable Smart Alerts on specific problems in areas of fields as push notifications to farmers’ smartphones. See all author stories here.

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