Take control of disease. Before you see it.

CropVoice helps farmers take control of disease in their fields by sending alerts when disease is present, weeks before symptoms are scoutable in fields. These text and email alerts are powered by a network of first-of-their-kind soybeans and corn engineered to signal only when there is an active infection. Farmers also receive access to a real-time Control Center to monitor the status of disease in their area and weekly scouting reports with agronomic insights.

CropVoice is currently available across key corn and soybean growing regions in the US Midwest. To find out if CropVoice is available in your specific area, call (877) 418-2062 or send us a note at CropVoice@InnerPlant.com.

Farmers receive access to a real-time Control Center to monitor the status of disease in their area and weekly scouting reports with agronomic insights.

Farmers also receive Disease Alerts when there is confirmed above-ground soybean or corn fungal disease near their fields. This alerts farmers to actual pathogens infecting real soybean or corn plants in their area. Customers choose to receive Disease Alerts directly to their phone via text message and email, or as a notification to their John Deere Operations Center.

Scouting reports and Disease Alerts are powered by a network of CropVoice plots monitored daily that feature InnerSoy™ and InnerCorn™ sensors, a soybean plant engineered to signal only when there is infection from pathogens that cause diseases like frogeye leaf spot or white mold. Farmers can get started with CropVoice by enrolling through their local retailer or seed dealer.

CropVoice uses InnerSoy and InnerCorn plants, the first-of-their-kind soybeans and corn engineered to signal when there is infection from above-ground fungal pathogens. Once the InnerSoy or InnerCorn plants signal infection, that information is supplemented with laboratory analysis, boots-on-the-ground scouting, local agronomic expertise, and advanced modeling and communicated to farmers through the CropVoice Control Center, text message, email, or John Deere Operations Center.

InnerSoy and InnerCorn plants are genetically engineered to fluoresce, or signal, when the plant's immune system responds to infection by fungal pathogens.

Insights from InnerSoy and InnerCorn are available exclusively through CropVoice today. InnerSoy and InnerCorn seeds are not available for purchase.

CropVoice is available for soybeans to detect above-ground fungal disease. Starting in the 2027 growing season, CropVoice will also be available for corn.

Once you let your retailer or seed dealer know that you'd like to purchase CropVoice, they will need the following information to get you enrolled:

• Farmer contact information (phone and email)
• Name of your farm operation
• John Deere Operations Center Account (if applicable)
• Field boundaries and crop type for your enrolled fields

You do not need to provide any additional information like soil sampling results, planting data, or field history.

InnerPlant takes a number of measures, both organizationally and technically, to reduce the risk of accidental disclosure or loss of personal data. You can find out more here. https://innerplant.com/about/privacy-policy/

Contact your local retailer or seed dealer to enroll in CropVoice. If you are a customer already, every enrolled farmer has a dedicated Customer Success Manager to ensure you get the most out of CropVoice that you can contact directly. Additionally, you can always reach CropVoice support by emailing support@innerplant.com or calling (877) 418-2062.

CropVoice plots are selected to be representative of enrolled farmer practices and conditions. First, the data science team at InnerPlant analyzed historical data for CropVoice service areas, including: elevation, growing degree days, aridity index, root zone available water storage (to approximate soil quality), and seasonal temperature. Those variables were then used to create geographic “clusters,” or zones. Our Field Agronomists use this zone map with retail partners, farmer customers and Contract Research Organizations (CROs) to select final plot locations based on farmer management practices and field disease history.

No, CropVoice operates as a regional network rather than field-by-field deployment. The sensor plots combine to form the CropVoice network which provides disease insights for multiple surrounding fields. InnerPlant and its partners handle all plot setup, management, and monitoring to ensure reliable, high-quality Disease Alerts.

The network is designed similarly to a cell tower network, with sensor plots placed strategically at a density that ensures reliable disease detection, with roughly one sensor plot per covered county.

Sensor plots are strategically placed based on several factors, so exact distances will vary but are optimized to provide reliable insights for participating farmers.

CropVoice sensor plots are designed to match local farmer practices (e.g., planting date, row width, irrigation, tillage, relative maturity of the InnerSoy variety, etc.). Additionally, each sensor plot is planted with at least five different seed types to capture a breadth of different disease susceptibility profiles. The scouting report provided at the beginning of the season will include details on management practices used in the CropVoice network, and other agronomic factors that impact disease development.

InnerSoy and InnerCorn are engineered to signal within hours of fungal infection. CropVoice delivers text alerts based on these signals, often weeks before symptoms are visible in fields.

Farmers will receive a Disease Alert any time there is an active soybean disease detected that could impact their fields. Disease Alerts and scouting reports are provided during the growing season (after planting through August).

CropVoice detects disease from above-ground fungal pathogens of soybeans and corn. Specific identification is provided for soybean diseases like white mold, Cercospora leaf blight, and frogeye leaf spot. For the 2027 season, specific identification of corn diseases will be provided if available.

Disease Alerts and Scouting Reports are delivered through text message, email, or the John Deere Operations Center to the contact information you provide when enrolling. New for 2027, the CropVoice Control Center will be available through any web browser for real-time information about disease impacting your fields.