Hero photo — low-angle rows under high tunnels at golden hour, slightly desaturated, warm shadows
TerraLogic LLC · Specialty crops · South Carolina · 34.0° N

Where the land meets the logic.

A 40-acre specialty-crop farm run on precision instrumentation — so the fruit is better, the overhead is lower, and more of every dollar reaches the people who grow it.

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Demo feed · Pilot sensor arrayLast updated 2026-10-10 06:42 EDT
Soil moisture · T2 · 30 cm0.0%VWC
Tunnel 03 · air temp0.0°F
Forecast harvest · strawberryAPR 14–MAY 300%
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01 — Founders

Two founders, one field.

One built the systems that organizations trust with their most sensitive data. The other has spent a quarter-century running commercial acreage at scale. TerraLogic is where the two disciplines share a plot.

Logic / Founder & CEO

Two decades building systems that can’t go down.

TENURE
20+ years
DISCIPLINE
IT infrastructure · Cybersecurity · SaaS
COMPANIES
EOX Enterprises
BRINGS
Sensor networks, data pipelines, security, uptime discipline
Land / Co-founder, Farm Operations

Twenty-five years making commercial ground pay.

Enterprise-scale farm operation across seasons, crews and buyers. He knows what a sensor can tell you — and what only a walk down the row will.

Hands holding loam, low warm light, dark background
02 — Crops

Four crops, chosen for South Carolina ground.

All spec sheets →
Macro strawberry on charcoal ground
01 / 04

Strawberry

Fragaria × ananassa
Method
High tunnel · plasticulture
Target grade
U.S. No. 1
Peak harvestApr – May
Spec sheet →
Macro peach on charcoal ground
02 / 04

Peach

Prunus persica
Method
Open-field orchard
Target grade
U.S. Fancy
Peak harvestJun – Jul
Spec sheet →
Macro tomato on charcoal ground
03 / 04

Tomato

Solanum lycopersicum
Method
High tunnel
Target grade
U.S. No. 1
Peak harvestJun – Oct
Spec sheet →
Macro bell pepper on charcoal ground
04 / 04

Pepper

Capsicum annuum
Method
Open field · plasticulture
Target grade
U.S. Fancy
Peak harvestJul – Sep
Spec sheet →
03 — The Stack

Seven systems between a seed and a signed invoice.

Technology deep-dive →
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Sensors

Capacitance probes read soil moisture, salinity and temperature at three root-zone depths. Climate nodes in every tunnel log air temperature, humidity and leaf wetness.

Soil moisture · Block T2 · 30 cmDemo27.4 %VWC
Depths
10 · 30 · 60 cm
Interval
15 min
Uplink
LoRaWAN → cloud
04 — People

Margin goes to people.

Instrumentation replaces guesswork, not workers. Every dollar of overhead the stack removes is budgeted toward wages, housing and benefits for the crews in our rows — and we publish the numbers each season.

Avg. hourly vs. SC ag median+—%Published with first-season payroll, 2027.
Housing, health & transport—Package terms published with first crew contracts.
Crew retention, season over season—%Measured from season two onward.
05 — Standards

Certified means audited.

A standard is shown as earned only once the audit report is in hand. Everything else is listed with its real status and date.

EarnedIn progressPlanned
FSMAIn progressFSMA Produce Safety Rule · SC Produce Safety ActCompliance program in buildPSAIn progressPSA Grower Training — named supervisorCourse booked Q1 2027H-GAPIn progressUSDA Harmonized GAP + GHP (SCDA)Audit scheduled Q3 2027SCGIn progressCertified South Carolina GrownApplication Q2 2027PTIIn progressPTI case labelingLabel spec in buildGG+PlannedGLOBALG.A.P. IFA + GRASP + SPRINGAfter first H-GAP cyclePGFSPlannedPrimusGFSAlternative GFSI routeFDAPlannedFDA Food Facility RegistrationOn pack-house completion
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