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ASABE AE50 AWARDS – TerraClear is excited to announce that we have been awarded with the 2023 AE50 Award for both TC80 Rock Picker and Rock Map. The AE50 Award goes to companies who represent the best innovations in engineering and technology for agricultural, food, and biological systems. From the many entries submitted, only 50 […]

TerraClear is excited to be featured on AgweekTV to share how the TC100 Rock Picker and the Rock Map are changing how farmers everywhere pick rock. AGWEEK TV – TerraClear, a Grangeville, Idaho-based company founded in 2017, has developed a solution to a problem that many farmers face: rocks in their fields. The TerraClear Rock Picker

The Mixing Bowl’s 2022 Crop Robotics Landscape If you’re looking for a great read on the future of agriculture, check out The Mixing Bowl’s 2022 Crop Robotics Landscape. TerraClear is just one of nearly 250 exciting companies developing crop robotic systems mentioned in the article. “Are we finally starting to see the adoption of labor-saving robots in

PITTSBURGH — The rocks are as dumb as ever, but the people behind TerraClear are getting smarter every day as the ag-tech startup fine tunes its AI-powered machine that helps farmers pick those rocks out of fields. Read More…

Idaho Capital Connect Conference 2022 TerraClear is honored to have had the opportunity to present at the Idaho Capital Connect Conference. From our President, Trevor Thompson:

TerraClear is proud to be named a 2022 RBR50 Robotics Innovation Awards Honoree The RBR50 awards honor technology, business, and market innovations, as well as the robotics and automation organizations worldwide that were responsible for them. The 2022 RBR50 Robotics Innovation Awards were presented for the following classes of innovation: Business and Management – Initiatives or

TerraClear “rocks” Idaho Farm Bureau convention For Idaho Farm Bureau Federation FORT HALL – Idaho farmers are proud of the rich, volcanic soil in which they grow their crops. But that fantastic soil originated from the erosion of rocks and, unfortunately for many farmers, those ancestral rocks are still nestled in, snug as can be,

Our president, Trevor Thompson, talks about his service and how he applies that to building the best robotic rock picker to help farmers.

We couldn’t agree more with Landus President and CEO Matt Carstens when he’s quoted “Getting the farmers voice around ag innovation is essential”. We see Landus practicing what they preach in their new Innovation Center, and are proud to see TerraClear mentioned: “a company out of Washington state, came in to demonstrate a rock picker

Whether it’s a drone in the air, a soil sampler in the field or picking tools of all sorts it’s a service Agricultural robots have opened the door for more farm operations to be contracted out to service companies.  The pace of new robotic-based agricultural platforms being developed and tested on North American fields is