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DTN Weather vs Farmbrite

DTN Weather
Weather
Enterprise weather solutions for agriculture and energy
- From
- On request
- Rated
- -

Farmbrite
Agriculture
Farm record keeping, livestock and crop management for small and mid-sized operations
- From
- $29/month
- Rated
- -
The short version
- Each has a real cost: DTN Weather dTN Ag Weather Tools subscription does not automatically renew; users must resubscribe at the end of each term, per the App Store listing; Farmbrite tiers are capped on active animal counts, so herd growth rather than headcount growth forces an upgrade, and a good calving season can push a farm into the next price band mid-year.
- They diverge on capability: DTN Weather covers Precision forecasts, Farmbrite covers Livestock records.
- Prices and features above were last checked on 30 August 2026.
Where they differ
Only the attributes on which DTN Weather and Farmbrite actually diverge.
| Attribute | DTN Weather | Farmbrite |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | On request | $29/month |
| Pricing model | quote | Per month by farm and animal count |
| Platforms | Web, Api, Mobile | Web, iOS, Android |
| Category | Weather | Agriculture |
| Founded | 1984 | Unknown |
Identical on both: free tier (No), user rating (Not yet rated).
What each one covers
Drawn from each product's published feature list. An absence here means we hold no record of it - not that the product lacks it.
Only in DTN Weather
- Precision forecasts
- Agricultural weather
- Energy forecasting
- Risk analysis
- Historical data
- Enterprise APIs
- Custom integrations
- Data feeds
Only in Farmbrite
- Livestock records
- Grazing management
- Crop and field planning
- Farm accounting
- Traceability
- Team scheduling and timesheets
- Inventory
- Direct sales storefront
What people use each for
The jobs each tool is most often brought in to do.
DTN Weather
- Professional weather data for aviation operationsnot Farmbrite
- Weather intelligence for agriculture decision-makingnot Farmbrite
- Decision-grade weather data for energy, utilities, and transportation industriesnot Farmbrite
- 24/7 weather operations monitoring and alert servicesnot Farmbrite
Farmbrite
- A family farm keeping treatment and withdrawal records that an organic or grass-fed certifier will inspectnot DTN Weather
- A grazing operation planning pasture rotation and stocking rates without building another spreadsheetnot DTN Weather
- A diversified market garden that sells direct and wants planning, harvest records and a small storefront in one placenot DTN Weather
- A small ranch that needs individual animal history and genealogy but cannot justify an enterprise herd platformnot DTN Weather
Where each one falls short
Documented limitations, not opinions. Every one is a constraint you would hit in normal use.
DTN Weather
- DTN Ag Weather Tools subscription does not automatically renew; users must resubscribe at the end of each term, per the App Store listing
- No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during the active subscription period, per the App Store listing for DTN Ag Weather Tools
- Any unused portion of the 30 day free trial is forfeited when the user purchases a subscription, per the App Store listing for DTN Ag Weather Tools
- DTN Ag Weather Tools pricing stated in the App Store listing as $16.99 for one month or $169.99 for a full year (USD)
Farmbrite
- Tiers are capped on active animal counts, so herd growth rather than headcount growth forces an upgrade, and a good calving season can push a farm into the next price band mid-year.
- The plans are split into separate Livestock, Crop and Complete product lines, so an operation that starts on a crop plan and later adds stock pays the combined rate rather than a small increment.
- The accounting module is built around United States Schedule F tax reporting, so farms elsewhere get bookkeeping with a tax output they cannot file.
- There is no precision agriculture layer at all, meaning no machine telemetry, no variable-rate prescriptions and no yield-map import, so anyone running guidance hardware maintains a second platform alongside it.
- Offline capability in the mobile app is limited, and record keeping in paddocks or sheds without signal ends up being written down and re-entered later, which is exactly the workflow the software is meant to remove.
Pricing, plan by plan
DTN Weather
On requestNo published plan breakdown. See the DTN Weather review.
Farmbrite
$29/month- Livestock Essentials$29/month
- Up to 300 active animals
- Health, treatment and growth records
- Genealogy and breeding
- Complete Essentials$59/month
- Crops and livestock together
- Up to 300 active animals
- Grazing management
- Complete Performance$79/month
- Up to 2,000 animals
- Unlimited team members
- Feed tracking and breeding performance
- Complete Premium$109/month
- 5,000 or more animals
- Unlimited inventory and custom fields
- Timesheets and audit tracking
Which should you pick?
Choose DTN Weather if
- You need precision forecasts.
- You work on Web, Api, Mobile.
- You also want agricultural weather.
Choose Farmbrite if
- You need livestock records.
- You work on Web, iOS, Android.
- You also want grazing management.
Questions people ask
- Is DTN Weather or Farmbrite better?
- Neither clearly leads. DTN Weather starts at On request and Farmbrite at $29/month, and user ratings are close enough to be indistinguishable. Choose on capability and platform support.
- Which is cheaper, DTN Weather or Farmbrite?
- DTN Weather starts at On request and Farmbrite at $29/month.
- Does DTN Weather or Farmbrite run on more platforms?
- DTN Weather runs on Web, Api, Mobile. Farmbrite runs on Web, iOS, Android.
- What is DTN Weather best used for?
- DTN Weather is most often used for professional weather data for aviation operations, weather intelligence for agriculture decision-making, decision-grade weather data for energy, utilities, and transportation industries, 24/7 weather operations monitoring and alert services. Of those, professional weather data for aviation operations and weather intelligence for agriculture decision-making are not what Farmbrite is typically brought in for.
- What can DTN Weather do that Farmbrite cannot?
- DTN Weather covers Precision forecasts, Agricultural weather, Energy forecasting, Risk analysis. Farmbrite covers Livestock records, Grazing management, Crop and field planning, Farm accounting.
Answered from the vendors’ own pages
DTN Weather: How is DTN Weather pricing structured?
DTN does not disclose specific pricing plans, costs, or tiers on their weather solutions page. The company uses a custom quote model, as solutions are tailored to industry-specific needs across aviation, mining, utilities, transportation, marine, and outdoor safety.
SourceFarmbrite: Does Farmbrite charge per user?
Not on most tiers. Essentials caps team members at five or ten depending on the plan, and Performance and Premium allow unlimited team members. Cost is driven by animal count instead.
DTN Weather: How do I get pricing for DTN Weather services?
Contact DTN directly through their 'Contact Us' link or 'Talk To Our Team' call-to-action button on their website. Existing customers can access their specific plans through login portals.
SourceFarmbrite: Can it replace a precision agriculture platform?
No. There is no equipment telemetry, prescription writing or yield-map import, so it sits alongside those tools rather than replacing them.
DTN Weather: What industries does DTN Weather serve?
DTN Weather provides industry-specific solutions for aviation, mining, utilities, transportation, marine, and outdoor safety. Pricing and capabilities are customized based on industry and operational needs.
SourceFarmbrite: Is there a discount for new farmers?
Yes. Farmbrite publishes discounts of up to 50 percent for three years for new farmers and up to 65 percent for non-profits.
Farmbrite: Can I run both crops and livestock?
Yes, on the Complete plans. The separate Livestock and Crop plans only cover their own side.
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