Ever.Ag introduced Everett, its agentic AI and Ag Decision Engine, at the American Dairy Products Institute Annual Conference in Chicago. 

Everett connects data across a customer's operation with Ever.Ag intelligence, turning insights into decisions by orchestrating, evolving, and creating workflows — woven into the products agriculture and food processing businesses already use and trust, the company said.

The introduction of Everett follows years of investment in AI and data science across Ever.Ag's platform, including the 2023 acquisition of Austin Data Labs.

"We've spent more than four decades digitizing data that helps people in food and agriculture make decisions," said Ever.Ag CEO Scott Sexton. "Everett is the natural next step — built on everything we know, for everything that's possible now. The data has always been there. The expertise has always been there. What's changed is the technology, and we're ready to harness it."

Everett is arriving first for dairy processing customers, where Ever.Ag has deep roots and a highly established software suite. Cheese yield, optimization, transportation optimization and S&OP are among the first Ever.Ag products to bring Everett capabilities to dairy processing teams, giving operators the information and the insights they need to make confident decisions.

"Everett's advantage is context," said Simon Drake, chief product officer. "The intelligence lives inside the software the dairy teams are already working in — built specifically for their products and their operation. A dairy processor using Cheese Yield Optimization gets Everett which already knows their product, their process, and what moves the needle on yield. That's genuinely difficult to replicate."

Everett's rollout is a continuous journey. Coming this summer, additional support will be announced for the dairy portfolio as well as livestock and animal protein and agribusiness products.

"This is a rollout, not a single moment. Every wave brings more customers tools that are smarter, more connected, and more capable of acting on what the data is telling them," Sexton added. "And Everett itself keeps getting better — the more it's used, the more value it delivers. That's the commitment we're making to this industry."