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BOPA builds self-driving farm machines that weed and spray fields while reducing physical strain.

Updated Nov 10, 2026·Latest SEC filing Nov 10, 2026·Suggest an edit

About BOPA Precision Agriculture

The company serves small and midsize farmers with self-driving equipment for field work. Its Autonomous Nano-Tractor, or ANT, can weed and spray fields. The equipment is intended to improve efficiency, reduce physical strain and support sustainable practices.

Based in La Junta, Colorado, the business is led by chief executive and co-founder Sarah Hinkley. Its staff includes software engineers, robotics engineers and field technicians. Family-farming roots guide its support for local agricultural initiatives and sustainable practices.

Funding Rounds (SEC Form D)

First saleFiled with SECAmount soldInvestorsAvg. checkTermsFiling
Oct 12, 2026Nov 10, 2026$525,000of $1.5M target4$131KOptionsRule 506(b)Form D ↗
Feb 13, 2026Mar 2, 2026$1,950,000of $3.7M target7$278KEquity, Securities on exerciseRule 506(b)Form D ↗
May 5, 2023May 22, 2023$1,491,594of $2.1M target10$149KEquity, Securities on exerciseRule 506(b)Form D ↗
Total, three offerings$3,966,594

First sale is the date the first investor in the offering committed to invest. Companies must file Form D within 15 days of that date, so filing dates run later.

Why Investors Backed BOPA Precision Agriculture

BOPA's pitch combines farm automation with a focus on small and midsize producers. It targets work that consumes time, requires physical labor and depends on chemical inputs. Family-farming experience shapes its farmer-centered design.

The problem it targets

Farmers face rising business costs and pressure to keep up with newer agricultural technology. BOPA also points to chemical dependence that can harm farmers and soil. Physical field work adds another strain. Its mission links lower input use with better soil health. Together, these pressures define the practical and environmental problem behind its equipment.

Progress so far

Farm Bureau recognized BOPA with a 2024 Ag Innovation win. Denver Business Journal also named it a 2024 Leader in Ag. The recognitions came from an agricultural organization and a regional business publication.

We wrote this summary from public statements by BOPA Precision Agriculture and its investors. It is not investment advice.

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Leadership Team

Executive officers and directors listed on BOPA Precision Agriculture's Form D filed Nov 10, 2026.

Sarah Hinkley
Sarah Hinkley
CEO/Co-Founder and director

Earlier filings also listed Pat Moran (director, last listed Mar 2026), Jaron Hinkley (director, last listed May 2023) and Cory Finney (director, last listed May 2023).

Sources

  1. SECBarn Owl Precision Agriculture, Inc. filing history
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