AP Intelligence for oilseed & feedstock programs

Field intelligence for oilseed and feedstock programs.

Monitor crop development and field variability across oilseed and feedstock acreage. AP Intelligence covers the portfolio today; crop-specific interpretation for soybean, canola, sunflower, and camelina is in development and labeled in the product as it becomes available.

Discuss an Oilseed Program See Organization Pricing

AP Intelligence Network Overview showing a canola program across north-central North Dakota, with illustrative producers and figures — Network Overview for a canola program: producers, yield potential by status, and the field portfolio map. Producers, figures, and statuses are illustrative. Product preview using illustrative field data.

Crop focus

Intelligence built for oilseed production.

American Prime is developing crop-specific monitoring and indices for oilseed crops, including soybean, canola, sunflower, and camelina.

The goal is interpretation that fits the crop: how the season is developing, how vegetation condition compares across fields, and where variability inside a program deserves attention.

SoybeanIn development
CanolaIn development
SunflowerIn development
CamelinaIn development

Oilseed-specific indices are in development and arrive through the early-access period. Crop and geography coverage expands over time; where a crop or region is not yet covered, the program runs on standard portfolio monitoring.

What oilseed-focused monitoring covers

Portfolio monitoring across the program
Seasonal development monitoring
Vegetation condition and field variability
Weather context
Yield-potential indicatorsWhere available
Crop-specific interpretation and indicesUpcoming

Feedstock programs

Visibility across renewable-fuel feedstock acreage.

Programs that contract oilseed and other feedstock acreage for renewable fuels get the same portfolio view: growers and fields organized under the program, ranked priorities as conditions change, and season history per field.

Program reporting and crop-specific indices are labeled in the product as they become available; the portfolio does not wait for them.

What a feedstock program gets today

Fields grouped by grower, region, and program
Concern and Watch priorities across the acreage
Season history per field
Weather context and vegetation condition
Internal team access and shared farms

What determines pricing?

This use case is priced through AP Intelligence organization pricing (Basic, Pro, or Enterprise), configured to the program. There is no separate price list.

Crop coverage, regions, historical depth, and reporting shape the configuration.

Organizational pricing depends on how the team works and the data configuration required.

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Most programs are scoped around

Portfolio scale
Historical depth
Spatial detail
Monitoring requirements
Users
Reporting

Enterprise requirements may also include

APIs
System integration
Data migration
Specialized implementation

Plans are priced by fields, context, collaboration, and organization scale. There are no credits, usage meters, or industry-specific surcharges.

Start with one oilseed program.

Tell us which crops and regions the program covers and what your team needs to monitor. We scope a pilot around real acreage and say plainly what is available now and what is in development.

Discuss an Oilseed Program