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FarmHQ

Remote control for existing farm irrigation equipment

Raised to date

$585K

of $700K offered across 1 Form D filing

Still open
$115K
Investors
3
Last filed
Jul 22, 2026

About

CODA Farm Technologies, which operates under the FarmHQ brand, makes a cellular-connected retrofit device and companion mobile and web app that let farmers remotely monitor and control existing irrigation equipment. The hardware clamps onto conventional pumps, valves, flow meters, hose reels, travelers, center pivots and linear-move systems, sending real-time alerts and allowing remote start and stop from a phone or computer. The company was founded in 2019 by brothers David and Connor Wallace, who grew up on their family's potato farm in Washington's Skagit Valley. FarmHQ says it monitors more than 100,000 acres across North America and has raised roughly $6 million in venture funding from investors including Lowercarbon Capital and Voyager Capital.

A universal retrofit rather than a rip-and-replace: one cellular device installs in under an hour on irrigation equipment of any brand and age, so farmers get remote control and water-use analytics without buying new machinery.

Funding

  • Security to be acquiredFiled Jul 22, 2026Form D
    $585K/ $700K

Product

FarmHQ

Precision agriculture hardware and software

A cellular-connected retrofit device paired with a mobile and web application that turns existing irrigation pumps, reels, valves and pivots into remotely monitored and controlled equipment.

  • Cellular connectivity with a built-in eSIM for remote fields
  • Remote start and stop plus real-time failure alerts
  • Universal compatibility with existing equipment across brands

Built for

North American row-crop and specialty growers running traveling-gun, hose-reel and pivot irrigation, including vegetable, potato, seed, sod and orchard operations

People on file