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    AgriIntel vs Agworld

    AgriIntel vs Agworld: weather-led records or a shared planning workspace?

    Agworld is a collaborative workspace where growers, agronomists, retailers and contractors plan crops, budget and keep records together, with offline apps. AgriIntel is a single-account tool built around each farm's forecast, spray planning and frost, heat and wind alerts, with simple field records.

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    AgriIntel publishes this page and sells one of the products compared, so read it with that in mind. Competitor details come from each vendor's own public pages on the date shown and change over time; confirm anything that matters to you at the source.

    Shared workflow, or weather on your own farm

    Short answer: if your agronomist writes recommendations that you want to turn into spray records, and several people need to work in the same plan and budget, Agworld is designed for that and AgriIntel is not. AgriIntel has one user per account and no planning, budgeting or agronomist workspace. If what you need is a forecast for your farm's coordinates and an email before frost, heat or strong wind, AgriIntel is built for that, and Agworld's pages reviewed do not describe a forecast or spray-window tool. They do not exchange data.

    • Choose Agworld for collaborative crop planning, budgeting, recommendations and records with your agronomist
    • Choose AgriIntel for forecasts, spray planning and frost, heat and wind alerts on each farm
    • Agworld lists offline access in its iPhone, iPad and Android app; AgriIntel has no offline mode
    • Agworld publishes plan names but no prices; AgriIntel's CAD prices are public
    • Agworld names integrations such as John Deere Operations Center and Davis weather stations; AgriIntel has no integrations

    AgriIntel and Agworld, side by side

    The Agworld column comes from the vendor's own public pages, checked on . Where those pages say nothing, the table says “Not publicly documented” rather than guessing. Vendors change features and prices, so confirm anything that matters to you at the source.

    Comparison of AgriIntel and Agworld, with sources for the Agworld column
     AgriIntelAgworld
    What it is mainly forFarm-level weather and alerts with simple records: a forecast for each farm's coordinates, a 24-hour spray strip, frost, heat and wind email alerts, and farm, field and dated field records.Collaborative crop planning, budgeting and records for growers, agronomists, ag retailers and contractors. Agronomist recommendations can be turned into spray records. Source: Agworld Canada home page
    Available to Canadian farmsYes. Built for farms in Canada, in English only.Agworld runs a Canadian site at agworld.com/ca. The same page says its sales and support team is based throughout the United States. Source: Agworld Canada home page
    Field and activity recordsFields with crop, season year, acres and an optional map-drawn boundary, and a dated log per field: seeding, spray applications (product, rate, acres covered, and the wind speed, temperature and humidity you noted), fertilizer, tillage, harvest yield and scouting notes.Spray applications, fertilizer, seeding, harvest and field observations (pests, weeds, disease and field conditions) with notes, photos and map annotations. A record can capture the operator and equipment used. Source: Agworld Essentials (records)
    Team collaborationOne user per account. Multi-user access for co-operatives and advisers is on the roadmap.Collaboration is listed in every grower and agronomist plan. Source: Agworld Canada pricing
    Offline and mobileA web app and a free Android companion app on Google Play for existing accounts. There is no offline mode, so entries need a connection, and there is no iOS app yet.Yes. Every grower plan lists the iPhone, iPad and Android app "including offline access". Source: Agworld Canada pricing
    Weather and spray conditionsCurrent conditions and a five-day outlook for each farm's coordinates, a 24-hour spray strip of eight three-hour slots scored on wind, temperature and rain chance, and frost, heat and wind alerts checked against the forecast every three hours and sent by email. Forecasts are per farm, not per field, and come from a forecast model, not a sensor on the farm.No forecast or spray-window tool is described on the pages reviewed. Its integrations page says Davis weather stations can bring farm weather readings and precipitation into its activity logs. Source: Agworld grower integrations
    IntegrationsNone. AgriIntel does not connect to other farm software, equipment or weather stations; data leaves as a JSON export.The grower integrations page names John Deere Operations Center, CNH FieldOps, Davis, Figured, Microsoft Power BI and several others. Source: Agworld grower integrations
    PriceIn Canadian dollars, billed monthly or yearly. Monthly: $49 (up to 100 acres), $149 (up to 500 acres), $399 (unlimited acres). Yearly: $470.40, $1,428, $3,828 a year. There is no free plan. The 14-day trial starts at checkout with a card; cancel before it ends and you won't be charged.No prices are published on the Canadian pricing page. Grower Basic, Plus, Pro and Enterprise and three agronomist plans are listed; Enterprise is by contact only. A 7-day trial gives Pro features, Agworld says a card is not needed to sign up, and access becomes read-only after the trial unless you subscribe. Source: Agworld Canada pricing
    Where customer data is storedFarm and field records are stored in Canada (Supabase, ca-central-1). Some services, such as email and payments, run outside Canada; the privacy policy lists them.The privacy policy says Semios generally stores data on servers in the region where the customer resides, and that it cannot guarantee its service providers keep processing within one region. No Canada-specific statement found. Source: Agworld privacy policy (Canada site)
    French languageNo. English only today; a French interface is on the roadmap.Not publicly documented. The Canadian pages reviewed are in English.

    What you get in one platform

    Forecast for each farm

    Current conditions and a five-day outlook for each farm's stored coordinates, shown in the farm's local time.

    A scored 24-hour spray strip

    Eight three-hour slots scored on wind, temperature and rain chance. Missing wind data is shown as unknown, never as calm.

    Frost, heat and wind alerts by email

    Checked every three hours against the forecast: frost at 0°C or colder, heat at 32°C or hotter, wind at 50 km/h or stronger.

    Simple field records

    Fields with crop, season, acres and an optional boundary, and a dated log of seeding, spraying, fertilizer, tillage, harvest and scouting.

    Who it's for

    Farms where weather timing drives decisionsSpray operatorsOwner-operators who keep their own recordsGrain farms

    Frequently asked questions

    Is AgriIntel an alternative to Agworld?

    Not for Agworld's main job. Agworld is a shared workspace for planning, budgeting, recommendations and records between a grower and their agronomist, retailer or contractor. AgriIntel has one user per account and no planning or budgeting; it covers forecasts, spray planning, frost, heat and wind alerts and simple field records.

    Does Agworld have weather forecasts?

    Its Canadian pages that we reviewed do not describe a forecast or spray-window tool. Its integrations page says Davis weather stations can bring on-farm readings into its activity logs. That is a measurement from your own station, which is different from AgriIntel's forecast for your farm's coordinates.

    How much does Agworld cost?

    Agworld's Canadian pricing page lists plan names but no prices, so you would need to ask Agworld. It offers a 7-day trial with Pro features. AgriIntel's prices are public, in CAD, from $49 a month for up to 100 acres.

    Where is my data stored?

    AgriIntel stores farm and field records in Canada (Supabase, ca-central-1), though some services such as email and payments run outside Canada. Agworld's privacy policy says data is generally stored on servers in the customer's region and that its service providers may not keep processing in one region. It makes no Canada-specific statement, so ask Agworld if it matters to you.

    Check whether the narrow tool fits

    Start a 14-day free trial (a card is required at checkout; cancel before it ends and you won't be charged), or book a demo and bring your own farm's questions.

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    Farm weather you can act on

    Hyperlocal weather, spray windows and frost alerts for every farm you run. Farm data stored in Canada, priced in CAD.

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