AUBURN, AL — June 16, 2025 — Lee County AgriData, an agricultural technology firm headquartered in Auburn, Alabama, today announced the launch of FieldIQ, a cloud-based crop analytics platform designed to help farmers across the Southeast make data-driven decisions to improve yield performance and reduce input costs. FieldIQ integrates satellite imagery, soil sensor data, and local weather feeds to deliver real-time field health assessments through a mobile-first dashboard. The platform uses machine learning models trained on more than a decade of regional agronomic data to generate actionable recommendations tailored to specific crop types, field conditions, and seasonal variables. "Farmers in the Southeast face a uniquely complex set of challenges — from unpredictable rainfall patterns to pest pressure cycles that vary county by county," said Marcus Tillman, CEO of Lee County AgriData. "FieldIQ gives producers the kind of precision intelligence that was previously only available to large commercial operations." The platform launches with support for corn, soybean, cotton, and peanut operations. Subscription plans are available starting at $149 per month, with tiered pricing for farm acreage. Early adopters who enroll before Aug. 1 will receive a 90-day free trial. Lee County AgriData partnered with Auburn University's College of Agriculture to validate FieldIQ's predictive models ahead of the commercial release. **About Lee County AgriData:** Lee County AgriData is an Auburn, Alabama-based agricultural technology company developing data analytics solutions for row crop producers throughout the Southeastern United States. Founded in 2019, the company combines agronomic expertise with machine learning to help farmers optimize operations and improve profitability. ---