Bloomfield
We assess the health and performance of plants, one plant at a time.
We assess the health and performance of plants, one plant at a time.
Published Jul 30, 2026
The acquisition by Kubota indicates corporate interest in integrating crop-monitoring capabilities into equipment ecosystems. Acquisition materials claim service presence across multiple countries/continents, but customer counts and revenue are not publicly disclosed.
| Starting Price | Not publicly listed | Not publicly listed | Published per-sensor, annual pricing with a stated minimum deployment size on vendor site |
| Typical Use Case | Growers seeking ground-level, plant-by-plant imagery for yield/quality/health assessments | Vineyards needing aerial vigor/disease mapping and block/zone diagnostics | Farms needing irrigation and crop water-status decision support |
| Key Strength | Ground-level, plant-by-plant imagery collected during routine vehicle passes | Wide-area aerial coverage and rapid block-level diagnostics | Published pricing tiers and an irrigations-focused product set |
| Key Weakness | Limited public documentation on security, pricing, and third-party reviews | Less under-canopy visibility than ground systems; pricing not fully transparent | Not primarily a yield-imaging solution; requires physical sensor deployment and installation |
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Bloomfield versus aerial analytics (VineView): Bloomfield focuses on ground-level imagery intended to capture fruit/cluster metrics at plant scale, while VineView focuses on aerial spectral sensing for vigor and zone mapping. Some operations may combine aerial scouting for reconnaissance with ground systems for detailed measurement.
Bloomfield versus irrigation analytics (Tule): Tule emphasizes crop water status and irrigation decisions; Bloomfield emphasizes image-based crop estimation and plant performance metrics. Tule’s published pricing can simplify procurement compared with a quote-based hardware-plus-service model.
Bloomfield versus mobile orchard analytics (Pixofarm): Pixofarm offers modular, mobile-focused measurement tools with some published starter pricing; Bloomfield is more hardware-driven and targets continuous automated measurement during field operations.