Removing toxic chemicals from food
Protecting farmers, improving soil health, and producing cleaner food will define the future of agriculture.
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Greenfield Robotics builds autonomous robots that can eliminate the need for herbicides from many American farms. Six years in the field. Sixteen states. Manufacturing partnership with Amity Technology in North Dakota.
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Founded by a third-generation Kansas farmer, Greenfield Robotics is building autonomous robots to remove chemicals in agriculture. Manufactured with Amity Technology and already deployed on farms across 16 states, Greenfield is scaling robotics assembled in America for the future of farming.
Since our last raise closed in February, we built and delivered every 2026 robot. We launched a voice and text app so farmers can monitor and control their robots from a phone, and added territory leaders in four regions. We’re raising now to scale our technology, grow the team, and build the next version of the platform.
Protecting farmers, improving soil health, and producing cleaner food will define the future of agriculture.
Built by farmers and engineers who know the field, for farmers who work it every day.
Join 2,600+ investors backing agricultural automation aimed at reducing input costs and chemical use.
Partnering with Amity Technology strengthens manufacturing capacity and accelerates deployment.
Deployed across 16 states, including regenerative agriculture trials with Rodale Institute.
Agriculture is shifting toward automation and more efficient field operations.
Invest more, earn bonus shares at every tier. Limited-time offering during this round.
A 3-D Printed Desktop scaled model of a Greenfield Robotics BOTONYÂ robot. A real piece of the fleet for your office or shelf.
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A global shift toward precision agriculture is accelerating adoption of autonomous systems across diverse farming environments.

Farmers are facing rising input costs, herbicide resistance, and increasing pressure to reduce chemical use while maintaining large-scale production efficiency.
Autonomous farming is moving from concept to deployment. What was once experimental can now operate across acreage at commercial scale, opening the door for a new generation of field systems built around precision, efficiency, and reduced chemical dependence.

BOTONY™ is an autonomous field system that uses computer vision to deliver mechanical weed control at commercial scale.
What begins with between-row, herbicide-free weeding is expanding into a broader field operations platform for commercial agriculture. The system is designed to perform multiple tasks across the crop cycle.
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Farmers were sold efficiency. The cost showed up in their families, their land, and their communities.


Tony Brauer farmed in Kansas. He sprayed what every farmer around him sprayed. Roundup. Paraquat. The stuff sold by the gallon at every co-op in the country. Then his hands started shaking. Parkinson’s took the rest, slowly.
Clint watched his father’s body fail him. He read studies that he believed linked long-term herbicide exposure to the disease. He saw the more than 6,000 lawsuits filed against paraquat manufacturers, many by farmers and farm families who believed the chemical contributed to Parkinson’s. And he made a decision. He believed no son should have to watch this happen to his dad if another way existed. So he built one.
The flagship robot is called BOTONY™. Look at the letters: T-O-N-Y. It’s named for Tony Brauer, the man who taught Clint how to farm and whose experience shaped Clint’s mission. Every BOTONY™ that rolls into a field carries his name. Every acre managed without chemical drift is worked in his memory.


Most farmers don’t want to spray—they rely on glyphosate because it is the most cost-effective, predictable way to control weeds.
Now there is a new option. Autonomous systems can replace the need to spray, giving farmers a way to manage weeds without relying on chemical inputs while maintaining the scale, speed, and precision modern farming requires.
Every robot we deploy moves us closer to our mission of removing chemical inputs from the food supply.
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Recently, Clint Brauer and Robot #103 traveled to Bandera, Texas for American Regeneration, the invitation-only summit hosted by Acres USA. Clint shared the stage with the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, RFK Jr., and other leaders working to change how America grows its food.
Neither the event or HHS’s participation in this event does not constitute an endorsement of the offering.We started in a family barn in Kansas and built our first systems through constant field iteration. Today, we are manufacturing with established partners and deploying across commercial farms in multiple states.
Third-generation agricultural manufacturing leader Howard Dahl brings decades of innovation, operational expertise, and industry credibility to Greenfield Robotics as both a manufacturing partner and investor.
Through Amity Technology, Dahl helped pioneer modern no-till seeding equipment and build one of the most respected agricultural machinery companies in North America. We believe his partnership strengthens Greenfield Robotics’ ability to scale durable, field-ready autonomous systems.
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Our robots are voice and text controlled, and farmers can even name them. This enables farmers to easily control their fleet and get real time updates.
A phone-controlled app makes BOTONY™ significantly more practical for real-world farming by putting control in the farmer’s pocket instead of requiring specialized interfaces or in-field operators. Farmers can deploy, monitor, and adjust autonomous operations remotely in real time, fitting naturally into how they already manage large, mobile, day-to-day workflows.
Farmers can even get a live feed and images straight from any bot in their fleet.

We believe farmers should never be held hostage by repair delays or closed systems.
With our robots, when something needs attention, it can be repaired and replaced quickly in the field with basic tools and clear access to components.
Farmers, with simple training, can easily repair the bots before they arrive on the farm, so they know exactly what needs to be done to keep their fleet active in the fields.

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These testimonials may not be representative of the experience of other customers and is not a guarantee of future performance or success.
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Rodale Institute, Whole Foods Market, Chipotle, Grand Farm, and Missouri Soybeans have not endorsed this offering, the Company, or its securities. Logos identify customers, investors, or trial partners only.
Past $1M in sales in 2026 delivery contracts.*
2026 sold out. 2027 reservations now open. Deployed across 16 states.
Howard Dahl’s team is now a manufacturing partner in North Dakota, backed by a $500K state grant.
Sweet corn grown with BOTONY™ robots shipped to Whole Foods stores.
The organization that defined modern organic standards purchased a BOTONY™ robot for 2026.
Onboarded respected validation partners. Strong reception at Autonomous Nation demo.
Signed 2026 delivery contracts represent executed customer agreements but do not constitute recognized revenue. There is no assurance contracted deliveries will occur as planned.

Third-generation regenerative farmer. Data science pioneer at Sony; launched e-book systems in North America. Built a regenerative ingredient supply chain for Canidae.

Ran Belkin’s $250M WiFi business. Shipped tens of millions of devices worldwide.

Robotics engineer and Greenfield Robotics co-founder leading machine vision. Founded RoboRealm, a machine vision toolkit used by Microsoft, JPL, and Lockheed, helping to pioneer some of the earliest internet-controlled robotic systems.










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Chipotle, Mid Kansas Cooperative, KingsCrowd Capital, Howard Dahl of Amity Technology, the Kansas Department of Commerce, Ag Startup Engine, Narwhal Ventures, and Innovative Livestock Services. The previous StartEngine round was oversubscribed.
This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment. Greenfield is an early-stage company. Risks include manufacturing scale-up challenges, seasonal revenue patterns, competitive pressure, and the uncertainty inherent in hardware-based businesses. Review the full offering circular on StartEngine before investing.
This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment. Greenfield is an early-stage company. Risks include manufacturing scale-up challenges, seasonal revenue patterns, competitive pressure, and the uncertainty inherent in hardware-based businesses. Review the full offering circular on StartEngine before investing.
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Greenfield builds autonomous BOTONY™ robots that eliminate herbicides from farms. The robots handle weeding, under-canopy feeding, cover crop seeding, mulching, planting, and drilling — operating 24/7 across 16 states and 10 crop types.
Two active revenue channels: direct robot sales and per-acre farm leases. Cumulative revenue has passed $1M, with $1M+ in signed 2026 delivery contracts. Future revenue streams include data services and an expanded autonomous farming platform.
Yes. Routes and tasks are programmed, then the robots navigate, detect, and operate independently using their own sensors, cameras, and GPS. The team monitors activity remotely to ensure everything stays on track, but there's no one manually driving them.
Howard Dahl's family invented the air drill (used to plant crops on billions of acres globally), the skid steer loader, and precision seeding systems that became the North American standard. He founded Titan Machinery. Dahl is both an investor and the manufacturing partner, building BOTONY™ robots in a dedicated North Dakota facility.
The Future of Food: Robots Replacing Herbicides
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