The solution to healthier farms is in the soil

MyLand powers successful farms by building healthier soil from the ground up. We’re on a mission to help our growers sustain their agricultural practices for generations by focusing on soil first.

How it all started

In 2009, we built the first pilot System in Andy’s front yard. Our systems have come a long way since then, but early model accomplished something significant: it showed us that our dream was possible, and live native microalgae would make an incredible difference for soil health.

Dane, Bob, and Andy joined forces as our co-founders, and with a combined X# number of years across different industries, they had one goal in common: help farmers improve their soil with high-quality microalgae services.

We established MyLand in 2014. After five years of perfecting our patented Soil as a Service (SaaS), our first customer came onboard in 2019(?).

Flash-forward to today, and we now cover six regions (and counting). Our team, customers, and acres have rapidly grown, and so have the positive results.

MyLand is on track to become the most influential soil health company in the industry as we change the lives of farmers by transforming their soil. We’re 100% focused on our growers’ results, and our commitment to their success drives our company forward.

Our journey

MyLand’s mission is to become the most impactful soil health company on Earth by empowering growers with innovative, sustainable solutions to cultivate healthy soil and create an agricultural system that supports life for generations.

2008

The idea bloomed.

Andrew Ayers, co-founder, stumbled upon an Arizona farmer intentionally growing algae in a blue kiddie pool.

2009

Ground zero for soil regeneration.

First pilot MyLand System was placed on 200 acres of dead farmland in southern Arizona, leased by Del Monte. The results laid the path for Dane, Andrew, and Bob to found MyLand.

2014

MyLand incorporated.

Driven by shared passion for soil health and sustainable agriculture, Dane, Andrew, and Bob founded MyLand.

2014 – 2016

R&D in Arizona.

Research and development to build the MyLand Service.

2018

First employee hired.

Now in 2026, MyLand celebrates a team with dozens of soil health experts, scientists, and managers.

2019

Patent issued.

Using MyLand’s technology and the land’s own native ecosystem, farmers can now easily and rapidly implement regenerative agriculture practices.

2021

First round of investment closed.

Agriculture industry executives support MyLand’s innovative and patented soil health systems in the Southwest U.S. market.

2021

Soil as a Service™ debuts.

Our first customer, Marvin John, signed on with MyLand.

2022

Expanding to growers across the PNW, AZ, CA, FL, and TX.

MyLand closed $12 million of funding to scale Soil as a Service™ across key regions.

2023

More funding to serve more farmers.

MyLand secured an additional $23 million of funding.

2023

A partnership buds with Texas A&M University AgriLife Research.

MyLand program in Texas began, in collaboration with Texas A&M University AgriLife Research on soil health research across 22,000 acres.

2023

MyLand welcomes new team members.

Employee count grew from 23 to 64.

2024

Funding to support CA, AZ, TX, the PNW, and Alberta.

PaceZero Capital Partners provided MyLand with a US $20 million Hardware as a Service Financing Facility.

December 2024

MyLand Service became available to organic growers.

MyLand’s Soil as a Service™ is now compatible with organic growing practices, elevating organic standards with healthier, more productive soil.

2025

Washington growers can access MyLand & apply for 1st year funding.

MyLand program in Washington began, in collaboration with Washington State Dept. of Agriculture and Washington State Dept. of Commerce, in an effort to lower greenhouse gases and improve soil health in Washington.

2025

Soil as the foundation of sustainable agriculture is recognized.

MyLand closed $23 million in funding led by Proterra Investment Partners. The influx of capital has supported MyLand’s rapid, contracted growth with both new and existing growers across the U.S. and into international markets.

2025

Water conservation study with ASU begins.

MyLand program in Arizona began, in collaboration with Arizona State University and Arizona Water Conservation Grant Fund, to study water conservation and soil health improvement in Arizona.

2025

Recognized for the direct connection to a farm’s existing irrigation.

MyLand won the AgTech Breakthrough Award for Overall Smart Irrigation Solution. Our Service transforms traditional irrigation into a powerful soil health tool for farmers.

2026