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360 Yield Center Rebrands with New Ag Technology Divisions

360 Yield Center Rebrands with New Ag Technology Divisions
Jun 16, 2026
By Farms.com

360 Yield Center Splits Into 360 RAIN and 360 YIELD to Strengthen Focus on Precision Ag Technology, Adaptive Application, and Equipment Upgrades

After more than 10 years of innovation in agriculture, 360 Yield Center has unveiled a major brand transformation that separates its business into two specialized divisions: 360 RAIN and 360 YIELD.

The restructuring is designed to strengthen the company's position in two distinct markets while maintaining a unified parent identity under the 360 brand.

The newly established 360 RAIN division will focus on adaptive application technology, including its autonomous water and nutrient application systems. Meanwhile, 360 YIELD will concentrate on retrofit equipment upgrades that help farmers improve the performance of their existing machinery.

"360 Yield Center was built on a foundation of retrofit upgrades to the equipment farmers already owned," said Kate Moore, Brand and Marketing Lead.  

"Then 360 RAIN was built, and it quickly became clear that adaptive application is a category of its own in ag. Both product divisions deserve a brand home built specifically for what they provide and who they serve."

Company leaders said the restructuring reflects the growth of 360 RAIN into a full-scale OEM business, making it necessary to create separate identities for products serving different audiences and dealer networks.

As part of the rebranding, all three identities—360, 360 RAIN, and 360 YIELD—have received updated logos, messaging, colors, typography, and visual designs.

The transition will begin during summer 2026 with new marketing materials, apparel, signage, and social media branding, while new websites will launch in fall 2026. Additional updates will continue through 2027.

Although the branding is changing, the company's products and dealer network structure will remain the same, allowing customers to continue receiving specialized support.

"We started 360 Yield Center with one goal: help farmers do more with what they already have," said Gregg Sauder, Founder.

"360 RAIN and 360 YIELD are both built on that same idea. Giving each division its own brand home is how we make sure each one gets the focus it deserves to serve farmers and dealers."

For more information, visit https://www.360yieldcenter.com/

Photo Credit: 360-yield-center


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