Status Proposed & under development — we describe where we are going, not where we have arrived.
AgriMeshCorporation

AgriMesh Corporation · A Florida for-profit corporation

The field can know itself.

We are building offline-first farm sensing — a self-healing mesh of low-cost field sensors with on-device intelligence, for the small farms and urban growers that precision agriculture left behind.

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The gap

Built for someone else's farm.

Precision agriculture was engineered for operations measured in thousands of acres — and it assumes broadband that reaches the field.

Small farms and urban growers work on neither assumption. The sensing hardware exists at commodity prices; what doesn't exist is a network designed for a two-acre plot, a community garden bed, or a rooftop that loses its uplink for a week at a time.

AgriMesh is our answer to that specific absence: sensing that assumes the connection will fail, because on the farms we serve, it does.

What we are building

Three proposed capabilities, one system.

Under development

Self-healing field mesh

Low-cost sensor nodes designed to relay for one another. When a node drops, traffic would reroute through its neighbors — the mesh is designed to heal itself instead of going dark. No ISP required between the nodes.

Schematic of a mesh of sensor nodes: one node has failed and traffic reroutes through neighbors along dashed paths.
Designed behavior — schematic, not a live system
Under development

Row-level sensing

Soil moisture, temperature, and microclimate sensing at the row level — built to run for seasons on modest power, in the fields that can least afford downtime. Dense where it matters, simple everywhere else.

Schematic of crop rows in perspective with sensor nodes at row level reporting to a local hub.
Designed behavior — schematic, not a live system
Proposed

Insight that stays on the farm

Readings interpreted where they are taken. The field would not need a data center's permission to know itself — guidance computed on the farm, for the farmer, with the uplink treated as a convenience rather than a requirement.

Schematic: field readings flow to a local on-device intelligence unit and back to the farmer as guidance; the cloud uplink is marked optional.
Designed behavior — schematic, not a live system

SBIR status

Federal research, honestly stated.

Our SBIR status is published exactly as it stands — and only in one place: /nsf/. Nothing more is claimed.

The Small Business Innovation Research effort is pursued by AgriMesh Corporation. Status exactly as it stands — /nsf/. Full detail on our federal posture at /federal/.

The company

A Florida for-profit, plainly.

AgriMesh Corporation exists to build the sensing layer small agriculture was never offered — and to do it as a business that answers to the people who work the land.

EntityAgriMesh Corporation · Florida for-profit corporation, founded August 2026
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SAM.govActive — activated 2026-09-09, expires 2027-08-29
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Contact

Start the conversation.

Three doors, one form. We read everything.

01

Follow the build

Progress notes as the mesh takes shape — no noise, only movement.

02

Grower? Tell us about your field

Acres, crops, what the land needs. Your reality shapes the design.

03

Funder or collaborator? Write to us

Capital, equipment, or expertise — say plainly what you bring.

No data brokers. No form vendors. Every message lands on infrastructure we own.