FieldFusion
Integrated precision platform for farm data and autosteering
Description
FieldFusion is a precision farm management platform that connects autosteering and guidance systems and brings field, machinery and task data into one place. The solution offers multi-functional support across field management, farm and machinery management and task coordination, helping users plan operations, oversee equipment and organize workflows more efficiently.
Technology
FieldFusion runs in the cloud with web and mobile apps both iOS and Android. In the field management module, users can define field boundaries, create guidance lines, and generate prescription maps for zone-based operations. The record management module logs abnormal events, stores task histories and visualizes machines, sensor and remote-sensing data on interactive maps. The farm management module allows users to monitor equipment status, manage materials, assign roles, and distribute tasks.
Target
FieldFusion mainly serves medium and large farms, cooperatives, and farm advisors to manage machinery and field operations.
Business model
FieldFusion works on a paid annual license model; a free trial is also available. The Advanced plan costs EUR 189 per year, while the Pro plan costs EUR 269 per year, offering advanced analytics, equipment monitoring, and task management features. Tailored solutions are offered for different farm types.
Impact
FieldFusion aims to reduce farm operating costs by 10 to 30 percent and increase machinery utilization by up to 40 percent. According to resources available online, the system can improve coordination across multiple sites, minimize downtime, and support smarter, data-driven decisions. The solution has been adopted by over 100 farms in various regions.
Partners
DRAXIS Environmental SA; FBIH Agri-Mediterranean Institute; FBIH Institute for Agriculture; Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry; Institute for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, University of Sarajevo; Institute of Genetic Resources, University of Banja Luka; Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations of Bosnia and Herzegovina; RS Agricultural Institute; United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Four Betters
Better production
Better environment
Better life
