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Bushel Farm vs Taranis
Both rows from the comparison table, set side by side. Nothing here is a recommendation; the facts are the vendors' own public statements, cited on each product page.
Capabilities
Bushel Farm describes 6 of 10 capabilities (3 partial); Taranis describes 4 (1 partial). They differ on ai assistant, accounting, grain marketing, labor & staff, equipment data, elevator / buyer connection. Both describe field maps & agronomy, weather, mobile app.
| Capability | Bushel Farm | Taranis |
|---|---|---|
| AI assistant | ○ No | ● Yes |
| Accounting | ◐ Partial | ○ No |
| Grain marketing | ● Yes | ○ No |
| Field maps & agronomy | ● Yes | ● Yes |
| Inputs | ◐ Partial | ◐ Partial |
| Labor & staff | ◐ Partial | ○ No |
| Weather | ● Yes | ● Yes |
| Equipment data | ● Yes | ? Unverified |
| Elevator / buyer connection | ● Yes | ○ No |
| Mobile app | ● Yes | ● Yes |
Bushel Farm: Accounting is profit-and-loss, cost of production, land costs and a Schedule F report (Essentials tier), not full general-ledger bookkeeping. Grain marketing: contracts auto-synced from grain buyers on the Bushel Network ('over 3,500 grain and ag retail facilities'), unsold-bushel value tracking, local prices/basis comparison, futures prices, price alerts. Field maps: field mapping, soil maps, satellite imagery, rainfall and heat history. Inputs and equipment records in Lite tier; work orders (team assignment) in Essentials. Weather: per-field rainfall notifications and 24-hour forecast. Equipment: John Deere Operations Center and Climate FieldView via a paid 'Machine Data Connections' add-on. Mobile: iOS App Store and Google Play apps plus web app (app.bushelfarm.com). No AI assistant feature described on the farm product pages.
Taranis: Taranis flies drone 'missions' (service plans of 4-6 missions/season) producing leaf-level detections of stand count, weeds, insects, disease and nutrient deficiency; broadacre satellite monitoring with weather/precipitation layers. Ag Assistant is a generative-AI tool producing zone-level agronomy recommendations and season summaries. Yield Impact (May 2026) estimates bu/ac yield loss per detected threat on enrolled corn acres. Input relevance is via recommendations sold alongside retailers' crop-protection portfolios (Syngenta partnership), not an input marketplace. iOS/Android app plus web dashboard.
Price, data and ownership
| Bushel Farm | Taranis | |
|---|---|---|
| Company | Bushel Inc. | Taranis |
| Category | whole-farm management | field maps-agronomy |
| What the AI does | None | Acts on your records — Ag Assistant generates zone-level recommendations from the farm's own Taranis imagery; sold through advisors. |
| Pricing model | Subscription | Paid by elevator / retailer |
| Published price | Rainfall $75/year; Lite $199/year; Essentials $599/year; Machine Data Connections add-on $999/year (page also shows $1,000/yr in one section); all tiers cover up to 20,000 acres; 30-day free trial; no permanent free tier. Accessed 2026-10-25 at bushelpowered.com/farmers/pricing. | Not published |
| Your data | Bushel's Privacy Notice (June 2026) says for farm data (field boundaries, crop, yield, agronomic records) it will 'not sell or license it to third parties for purposes unrelated to your farm operation without your explicit consent' and that it does not sell personal information; it does not state outright who owns grower data. | Taranis grower page says customer data is protected by a 'multi-tiered security model'; a privacy/data-ownership policy was not retrievable this session, so ownership and sharing terms are not published here. |
| Crops and regions | Row crops (corn and soybeans referenced; wheat in imagery); U.S. and Canada (recent-rainfall feature limited to fields in the continental U.S.) | Corn and soybeans, US Midwest focus; Yield Impact corn-only for 2026 with soybeans planned 2027 |
| Farm size | Not published | Not published |
| Ownership | Private, investor-backed — VC-backed private (vendor says 'Independently owned and operated'; investors include The Banc Funds Company, Continental Grain/Conti Ventures, Lewis & Clark AgriFood, Cargill, Scoular, The Andersons, Germin8, 50 South Capital) | Private, investor-backed — VC-backed private |
| What else they sell | Farm software co. — farm-software-only company (Bushel's main business is software for grain buyers/ag retailers plus a fintech wallet; several investors are grain companies) | Farm software co. — farm-software-only company |
| Headquarters | Fargo, North Dakota (US) | Westfield/Carmel, IN (US) |
| Built and supported | US-built (Fargo, ND); support location not published | Founded in Israel (R&D in Tel Aviv); US HQ and sales in Indiana; full-service drone data capture in US Midwest |
| Founded | 2011 | 2015 |
| Status | Active. bushelfarm.com and bushelfarm.com/pricing now 302-redirect to bushelpowered.com/farmers and /farmers/pricing; vendor copy describes the product as 'Bushel's farm management software (formerly FarmLogs, Bushel Farm)', suggesting the standalone 'Bushel Farm' brand is being folded into the Bushel name. Bundled fintech features (Bushel Wallet/Business Account, Bushel Gold Visa debit card) are provided via The Bancorp Bank, N.A. | Active. Go-to-market is retailer/advisor-first: vendor says it sells 'through agricultural retailers and advisors' with 100+ retail/advisor partners, and grower page directs farmers to 'FIND YOUR ADVISOR'; no direct-to-farmer purchase path or price is published, so a US farmer typically accesses Taranis via a participating retailer. |
| Confidence | partially verified | partially verified |
| Last reviewed | 2026-10-25 | 2026-10-25 |
Prices are quoted as shown on the vendor page on the review date and change often. Sources with access dates are on each product page: Bushel Farm and Taranis. Request a correction.