AgriPulse
Agricultural commodity intelligence. Crop production, livestock data, global trade flows, energy markets, weather impacts, and economic indicators — tools from 8 data sources.
Included Packs
Crop production, yields, acreage, prices, livestock, weekly crop progress. The core USDA data source. (BYO key, free)
Global production, supply, demand by commodity and country. US export/import data. (free)
Energy data: ethanol production, petroleum/diesel prices, natural gas, electricity. (BYO key, free)
Commodity futures, exchange rates, interest rates, agricultural price indices. 800K+ time series. (platform key)
Agricultural price indices, food CPI, farm employment. No key needed. (platform key)
Real-time conditions and forecasts for crop regions. (free)
Climate projections and historical data for growing regions. (free)
Global agricultural indicators, GDP, food security metrics. (free)
Common questions
What data sources are included in AgriPulse?
USDA (NASS crop reports, livestock data, FAS export sales), FRED (commodity prices, farm income), BLS (food CPI, agricultural employment), UN Comtrade (global trade flows for crops and meat), Open-Meteo and NOAA (weather and growing-season conditions), and EIA (energy markets that drive fertilizer and fuel costs).
How current are crop production and export figures?
NASS publishes crop production estimates monthly during the growing season and weekly for crop progress. FAS export sales report weekly. UN Comtrade releases bilateral trade data on a 1–2 month lag. Every tool response includes _meta.cache.fresh_until so an agent can decide whether to refetch.
Can I correlate weather conditions with crop forecasts?
Yes. Open-Meteo and NOAA tools provide current conditions, multi-day forecasts, and historical weather for any lat/lon. Combined with NASS crop progress reports and FRED commodity prices, an agent can reason about how unusual heat, drought, or precipitation in a key growing region might affect harvest and pricing.