Bayer, Precision Planting Announce FieldView Updates And New API

Climate FieldView announces new capabilities in FieldView Plus for 2024, including more personalized features available through the new FieldView Premium subscription tier, improvements to FieldView’s in-cab experience.

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Climate FieldView announces enhanced capabilities in FieldView Plus for 2024, including more personalized features available through the new FieldView Premium subscription tier, as well as improvements to FieldView’s in-cab experience.

Precision Planting also announced that FieldView customers can now transfer agronomic and farm equipment data from Panorama to their FieldView accounts. The new Panorama app and website connects to a farmer’s Gen 3 20|20 to view maps, input summaries, and agronomic data on a smartphone, tablet, or computer. Testing took place throughout the 2023 season, and FieldView is one of the first platforms with the ability to receive data from Panorama.

“The FieldView Cab app paired with a 20|20 provides accurate real-time mapping of planting and harvest data, and we’ve added map layers and other features to further improve the in-cab experience with Precision Planting,” said Brandon Rinkenberger, chief customer officer.

In addition to FieldView’s collaboration with Precision Planting, the following FieldView Plus features and new capabilities are now available for the 2024 season:

  • Use Field Region Reports to analyze yield data by application (FieldView Plus).
  • Search for connected API partners directly within FieldView (FieldView Plus).
  • Receive personalized analysis and reports, delivered right to your inbox (FieldView Premium).
  • Manage variable rate planting at scale with unlimited FieldView Seed Scripts (FieldView Premium).


FieldView is the flagship product of Climate LLC, the digital farming arm of Bayer.

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