Rai Farming
We grow almonds and a few other crops in California's San Joaquin Valley.
The farm is run by our family and a crew of ten, season by season.
Orchards
Which rows are planted, how old the trees are, and what's in the ground.
Water
When irrigation ran, and which blocks got how much.
Harvest
What came off each block, and where it went.
Equipment
What the crew uses, and what's waiting on repair.
Rooted in the Land. Connected by Intelligence.
More than 2,000 acres of California farmland. Decades of agricultural experience. One connected operating picture.
Technology works behind the scenes to connect the financial, physical, and operational realities of farming — from orchards and water infrastructure to capital investments and long-term land development.
Explore Our ApproachA Smarter Way to Farm
Know Every Acre
Orchard-level visibility into acreage, varieties, planting years, production, equipment, maintenance, and operating costs.
The physical reality of each orchard block, connected to its economic performance.
Make Every Drop Count
Water is one of the most important assets in California agriculture. Wells, pumps, irrigation systems, allocations, energy costs, and maintenance sit in one record, alongside long-term infrastructure planning.
Water costs and availability can be understood block by block, so irrigation decisions stay informed — and stay with the people who know the trees.
Know the Numbers Without Living in the Books
Traction Ag, Ramp, and ARACHNE work together to organize farm financial activity, reduce repetitive administration, and connect spending with operational decisions.
The existing CPA remains part of the process, providing professional oversight with more timely information. Less paperwork, better visibility — and the trusted professionals stay.
Build for the Next Generation
Farming is also a long-term land and infrastructure business. Orchard redevelopment, irrigation investments, equipment, energy projects, and land improvements are weighed through a connected development record.
Every investment has a location, a cost, a plan, and a long-term consequence.