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Ceres AI is a venture-backed agricultural technology company founded in 2014 that uses AI and spectral imagery to help farmers, insurers, lenders, and sustainability partners protect yields and manage agricultural risk.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Ceres AI, also known as Ceres Imaging, is a science-driven organization founded in 2014 and headquartered in Oakland, California. It provides tools for agribusinesses and financial services to acquire, manage, and insure farmlands, modeling yield impacts and ROI to guide strategic investments. The company supports sustainable, profitable agriculture across four continents and 40 crop types, with a dataset of more than 11 billion individual plant-level measurements and over 30 research collaborations.

History

Ceres AI was founded in 2014, galvanized by the plight of California growers navigating a severe drought and inspired by emerging technology in AI and spectral imagery. Today, it is a high-growth, venture-backed company supporting sustainable, profitable agriculture across four continents and 40 crop types. From its headquarters in Oakland, California, it has built a global team of scientists, engineers, and agronomists passionate about artificial intelligence and sustainable agriculture.

Products and positioning

Science-driven organization with a vision of sustainable agriculture that works for farmers.

Product categories. yield impact and ROI modeling tools · climate risk management tools · sustainability scorecards

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    Ceres Imaging partners with Wilbur-Ellis to distribute and use its technology[3]

    Ceres Imaging announced a partnership with Wilbur-Ellis Agribusiness to distribute and use its technology in core markets across the United States.

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