21 July 2026, Iowa: Ever.Ag today announced the expansion of Everett, its Ag Decision Engine, to agribusiness—the third wave of an agentic AI rollout that began with dairy in April and expanded to livestock and animal protein in June. The announcement is being made at Tech Hub Live, where Ever.Ag is a key sponsor, at the Iowa Events Center in Des Moines. Everett connects data across a customer’s operation with Ever.Ag intelligence, turning insights into decisions by orchestrating, evolving, and creating workflows woven into the products ag retailers, cooperatives, and agronomists already rely on.
“We said from the beginning that this rollout would go deep in every vertical we serve,” said Ever.Ag CEO Scott Sexton. “FieldAlytics monitors over 220 million active acres. Merchant Ag powers ag retailers and cooperatives across the country. Bringing Everett into those products means agentic AI is now at work for the people who advise, supply, and serve growers every day.”
Agentic AI Built for Ag Retail and the Grower Adviser Network
Ag retailers and cooperatives manage agronomic advice, logistics, grain merchandising, energy delivery, and grower relationships simultaneously, and the margin for a missed signal is real. Everett proactively monitors what matters across that complexity, recommends actions with full context, and enables execution without requiring teams to jump between systems.
“Whether you’re a sales agronomist looking for the next opportunity to improve a grower’s yield, a grain merchandiser settling contracts under deadline, or a dispatcher routing energy deliveries ahead of a cold snap, Everett arrives knowing how operations like yours work and where those decisions happen,” said Simon Drake, Chief Product Officer. “General-purpose AI tools don’t.”
Everett works within each customer’s own data environment. Data stays within their operation and is never shared with or used to inform recommendations for other customers. Everett’s intelligence deepens as it learns the patterns of each customer’s own operation, so the value compounds for that customer without their data ever leaving it. This approach is reinforced by Ever.Ag’s SOC 2 Type II compliance, reflecting decades of experience safeguarding customer data with rigorous, independently validated controls.
What Everett Can Do: A Few Examples
FieldAlytics — Everett predicts which growers are likely to order, and in what quantities, so sales teams can pre-sell and operations can pre-position before the call comes in. Everett delivers role-aware summaries on every FieldAlytics report, giving growers, agronomists, and managers plain-language insights and clear next steps. It also continuously monitors connected equipment, detecting silent connectivity failures before operators encounter them.
Merchant Ag — Everett delivers a unified view of every customer across divisions, surfacing churn signals and expansion opportunities before they would be identified manually. For co-op finance teams, Everett models patronage scenarios and produces board-ready outputs in minutes. Everett also automates AP entry, reading and processing expense and product invoices for validation. Additional capabilities include energy demand forecasting and route optimization, grain settlement validation, and cross-division credit risk scoring and collections prioritization.
What’s Next
The expansion of Everett is not finished. Additional products across dairy, livestock, and agribusiness will carry Everett capabilities in the months ahead, further deepening the intelligence available to customers within each vertical.
“Every product we add makes the value compound,” Sexton added. “We’re not done within any of these verticals. And Everett keeps getting better. The more a customer uses it, the more it understands their operation, and the more value it delivers back to them.”
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