Bayer expands its enterprise agreement for Planet data. Photo: Bayer

Bayer has expanded its work with Planet in a multi-year enterprise license agreement for greater access to Planet’s satellite imagery for its agriculture products. Planet announced the deal on Feb. 25, financial terms were not disclosed.

Bayer has been a longtime customer of Planet. The expanded enterprise agreement will provide better access to Planet’s data and allow Bayer teams to integrate satellite insights into their workflows. It includes access to PlanetScope, Tasking, Fusion, Basemaps, and Planetary Variables.

Bayer uses satellite imagery for field monitoring to optimize logistics and crop performance, and for phenotypic assessments that inform product development and field management. The company said it is working to build data-driven solutions for climate-smart agriculture and supply chain resilience.

“At Bayer, we are committed to harnessing cutting-edge technology to advance regenerative agriculture and enhance productivity,” said Christina Lawrence, head of Seed Production Innovation at Bayer’s Crop Science Division. “Through this relationship with Planet, we are equipping our teams with powerful geospatial data to drive informed decisions, optimize operations, and deliver greater value to farmers around the world.”