upCampo was at the 15th Brazilian Cotton Congress (CBA)
From IPM to the last bale, cotton in one place.
We were at Expominas, Belo Horizonte, September 22–24, 2026 (see how it went). Met us there, or getting to know us now? The congress special offer is valid until October 22.
What has already run through the platform
Numbers from growers who run their entire cotton season on upCampo
- 309,000+
- bales tracked
- 16,000 ha
- of cotton in a single group, across eight farms
- 13,000
- work orders in the same operation
- 17,000
- field scouting reports
From field to bale
Six cotton stages, on one platform.
It isn't a scouting app with a separate system on the side. It's the whole operation on the same database.
IPM scouting
The plant measured and the pest counted, on the phone, even without a signal.
Cotton phenology
Node by node and position by position, up to the yield estimate in arrobas.
Operations and cost
One work order organizes crew, inventory, cost per field and machinery.
Harvest and modules
Every module tied to its field, including those coming from the John Deere cotton picker.
Hauling and the gin
The load weighed on arrival closes out the field's yield.
Bales and sales
Lint traced back to its field of origin.
IPM scouting
Your scout can do more.
They already walk the field plant by plant. The difference is what they bring back: only the pest count, or the whole plant measured. When opening each point, before counting pests, the cotton survey measures:
- Growth: height, nodes, internode length and height of nodes 1 to 5
- Population: stand, plants per meter and stems
- Load: squares, bolls by size and by position, rotten bolls and open bolls
- White flower position, and anything else the farm configures
Cotton phenology
The plant mapped node by node.
At each node, what is in each of the five branch positions: square, flower, boll, open boll or shed. The dashboard draws the cotton plant as it is in the field and shows where the load is setting and where it is being lost.
Plant by plant
One plant map for each scouting point.
The same field on two dates
From squares in April to open bolls in June.
The yield estimate in arrobas
Stand, structures per meter and average weight close the math.
Work order
One order handles the day.
In one go, no rework: the same document organizes the crew, takes the product out of inventory, posts the cost to the field and records what the machine did.
Crew
Who does it, in which field and with which machine. Logged on the phone, without a signal.
Inventory
Product leaves through the order and the balance drops on its own. No side spreadsheet.
Cost per field
Inputs and operation land on the field that received them, during the season.
Machinery
Hectares and hours of each machine, in the same order.
John Deere
Telemetry at no extra cost.
The data that stops at the Operations Center today becomes work order execution, cost per field and a per-machine dashboard. Nobody types in the execution at the end of the day.
- Nothing to install: upCampo reads what is already in the Operations Center
- Nothing extra to pay: upCampo does not charge for the integration
- Mixed fleet, same math: non-John Deere machines are logged in the app
Bales
Wherever it comes from, the bale becomes yield.
Created on the phone, with a label and QR code, or received from the John Deere picker: the bale enters the same database, linked to the field. Pickup records each load all the way to the gin.
In the web portal, the whole farm: hectares, bales and arrobas per field, per sector and per variety. That's how the season closes.
UPí on WhatsApp
Ask UPí how the harvest went.
On the full platform, UPí answers on WhatsApp with the farm's data: yield, cost, inventory, rain and what was done today. And it records work orders, fueling and invoices by text, voice or photo.
UPí — upCampo's AIonlineHow is my yield?
17:42🌿 Cotton
17:42
• 14: 410.9 @/ha ⭐ Best on the farm
• 12: 381.3 @/ha
• 01: 390.4 @/ha
🌽 Corn
• 05: 140 bags/ha
• 06: 130.7 bags/haWhat was done today?
17:43Today 3 activities were recorded:
17:43
🌾 Cotton harvest — 157.91 ha
🧪 Chemical application (stalk destruction) — 220.08 ha
🌿 Stalk destruction — 114.91 ha
Switching systems
Already use another system? We bring everything.
Switching shouldn't mean starting from scratch.
Your data comes along
Fields, records and history: our team brings everything over from your current system.
Onboarding in up to 1 week
Remote, with the upCampo team alongside.
One dedicated person for your farm
Real people to talk to, every day.
Integration at no cost
ERP, John Deere, weather stations and API, at no cost on our side.
Case studies
Three cotton operations, three ways to start.
Grupo C. · Lucas do Rio Verde (MT)
Eight farms and 16,000 hectares, an all-John Deere fleet integrated and full bale traceability.
Grupo L. · Tapurah (MT)
About 20,000 hectares, integration with Siagri and bale management tracked during harvest.
Fazenda C. · Sapezal (MT)
Found upCampo in the app store and now manages inventory, fleet, NF-e (Brazilian e-invoice) and sales.
How to start
From contact to a free month.
You leave your contact
Through the form, by October 22, to get the congress offer.
40-minute demo
With a set day and time, on a cotton operation similar to yours.
One free month
On the whole farm, without signing a contract. The month starts at onboarding.
Read first
Cotton, in writing.
Cotton traceability: from module to bale
The full path from harvest to sold lint.
How much farm management software costs
The published price and the return math.
Questions from those who met upCampo at the congress
I already use another system. Can I switch without losing my history?
Yes. Our team brings everything over from your current system — fields, records and history — and onboarding usually takes up to 1 week.
What is the demo like?
It's 40 minutes, online, with a set day and time. We show the platform running on a cotton operation similar to yours: scouting, phenology, work orders, bales and UPí.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. One free month on the whole farm, without signing a contract. The month starts at onboarding; if the request comes in the off-season, the start date is agreed in the conversation.
Does upCampo trace cotton from field to bale?
Yes. From the module to the lint bale, everything stays tied to the field of origin.
Does upCampo integrate with John Deere?
Yes. Machine data and harvest modules flow into management through the integration.
How much does upCampo cost for a cotton farm?
Up to 1,000 hectares, R$ 15,000 a year. Above that, the price follows the area and the modules. Requests made by October 22 get the congress special offer.
Does it work without a signal in the field?
Yes. The app logs work without a signal and syncs when the connection is back.
Congress special offer
For requests made by October 22.
Congress special offer plus one free month on the whole farm, without signing a contract. Leave your name, WhatsApp, email and area: we'll reach out to schedule the 40-minute demo.