USDA Described the Future. We Built It.
When the USDA announced "One Farmer, One File," farmers across the country took notice. What most don't know is that MyAgData has been building that reality alongside USDA for over a decade — and it's available right now, before the July 15 deadline. CEO Michelle Tressel sat down with Agriculture of America to explain why farmers don't have to wait until 2028.
Electronic Acreage Reporting
With MyAgData, you use the field data you already collect to create accurate, ready-to-file reports. We are already trusted by growers, agencies, and partners nationwide.
95%
Complete grower satisfaction
1m+
Acres reported
20+
Strategic partners
It's Time for Electronic Acreage Reporting
File seamlessly with accurate data to both FSA and your Crop Insurance agent. Fewer office visits, more peace of mind.
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How Does it Work?
Simple & Transparent Pricing
Choose your data source, select your service level and we'll handle the rest!
CLU Boundary
Traditional CLU boundaries from FSA maps. Good for basic reporting needs.
FMIS Operational Boundaries
Use field boundaries from your farm management software (Climate Fieldview, John Deere Ops Center, etc...).
Precision Ag
Upload planting data from your monitor (Shapefile, GeoJSON, etc...).Most accurate method using your actual planted acres.
Manually Add Fields From a Map
Draw your fields directly on a digital map to create accurate acreage records when precision equipment data is not available.
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Who We Serve
MyAgData connects everyone involved in acreage reporting with accurate, shared field data. Every group benefits from cleaner reports, fewer corrections, and a simpler workflow.
Crop Insurance
Agents receive accurate, grower-verified planting data that reduces premiums.
Industry Partners
Verified field data supports better insights and stronger grower relationships.
FSA
Precise, ready-to-file reports based on actual field data, improve accuracy and reduces office traffic.
Acreage Reporting Deadlines
Spring Planted Crops:
July 15 (most states)
July 15 (most states)
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