Bushel

Bushel

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About this app

The Bushel App (formerly Bushel Farm) helps farmers track, manage, and understand their farm’s profitability - all in one place. Replace scattered notes and spreadsheets with organized field maps, rainfall data, satellite imagery, crop marketing, land agreements, and more. With tight margins, knowing your position matters. You also deserve money that works as hard as you do. The wallet feature lets farmers open a Bushel Business Account (an interest-bearing bank account) offered by The Bancorp Bank, N.A., Member FDIC, to send and receive payments, and link existing bank accounts to easily transfer funds. Funds in a Bushel Business Account are FDIC insured up to $5 million through sweep program banks.* The Bushel App turns records into insights like cost of production, grain position, and field or crop-level profit and loss-making it easier to plan and share with partners you trust. Sync with John Deere Operations Center and Climate FieldView to cut down on manual entry. Share field records digitally for sustainability programs. Bushel’s data permission controls are built into the platform to ensure data privacy and sharing only when properly authorized by Bushel App users.

Ratings and reviews

I really liked the farmlogs app. I used it to track rainfall out at a recreation property and feel it was fairly accurate. It was a great app for free. I'd be willing to pay $3-5 a month for rainfall data but $20 a month is ridiculous. I think they'd make more money keeping folks like me but I'll be looking for an alternative. It was fun while it lasted.

Lower your price. Hundreds of comments saying it's a great app, but you set the price too high. We're willing to pay something, maybe like $5 a month for activities, rainfall, and heat units, and scale up from there with more features. You don't need to contact ME. Your company made an error in setting the prices too high The convenience of you aggregating free weather/soil data into a record keeping app is worth something....not $30. NDVI and some advanced marketing features may be worth 99/mo.

I used to enjoy this free app for simple tracking of rain fall. Now, without warning, they have changed subscription levels for the people that have helped them build and design this app, and are charging at least $120 per year for access to data which was free a month ago. User beware, their greediness has taken over, and it's sure to only get worse. I will be finding another platform to track data on my own property

What’s new

Performance improvements & bug fixes