Effective Date: October 2, 2026
Version: 4
Last Updated: October 2, 2026
This Privacy Policy and Data Use Agreement (this “Agreement”) is a binding agreement between you and Adaptive Resources, Inc., doing business as Longitude 103 (“Longitude 103,” “we,” “us,” or “our”). It applies to personal information and agricultural data collected through the ProducerConnect website at https://app.producerconnect.com, the ProducerConnect iOS and Android applications, and other ProducerConnect pages on which we post a direct link to this Agreement (together, the “Service”).
By checking the box or tapping Agree, you acknowledge that you have read this Agreement, you understand it, and you agree to its terms. If you do not agree, do not create an account and do not use the Service.
If you are in a district, that district can view your records. That rule is stated in Section 7 (which says what “district” means). It is not a sale. There is no opt-out of that viewing while you remain in or affiliated with the district — no checkbox, toggle, or “hide from district” path.
AI training. We may use ProducerConnect data stored in the HydroData API to train and improve our custom AI, which may help serve other customers. We do not disclose your raw records to another customer as a download or data feed. There is no opt-out. Details are in Section 10.1.
If you accept this Agreement on behalf of a farm, ranch, business, or other organization, you represent that you have authority to bind that organization, and “you” includes that organization.
The Service is provided by Adaptive Resources, Inc., doing business as Longitude 103. Adaptive Resources, Inc. is the party you are contracting with under this Agreement.
ProducerConnect is an add-on to HydroData. Data you enter or generate in ProducerConnect is stored in the HydroData API that we operate. That storage is part of providing the Service. It is not a sale of agricultural data.
This Agreement covers data we collect through ProducerConnect. If you use a co-branded site (a site where we present content with a business partner), please also read any privacy statement posted on that site.
ProducerConnect is for farmers, ranchers, and other producers, including private farmers, in the states where we offer the Service. You may use it to report on your operations whether or not you are affiliated with a groundwater district, surface water district, municipality, or other water management entity.
District affiliation is not required. You may create a ProducerConnect account without joining or affiliating with a district or other water management entity.
This Agreement covers:
Nebraska agricultural-data rules apply when data is collected, produced, or generated in Nebraska and is linked to an identifiable producer, including when you have no district affiliation. Users outside Nebraska, and users without a district affiliation, may still have personal information protected under this Agreement.
This Agreement is a data-use agreement for agricultural data. It is not consent to sell agricultural data.
If you are in a district, or you affiliate with one, that district can view your records. That disclosure is stated in Section 7. It is not a sale. There is no opt-out while you remain affiliated.
Optional Nebraska One Red enrollment, if offered, requires a separate consent (Section 8). This Agreement does not authorize One Red sharing.
You do not agree to the HydroData Software Agreement. That agreement is for groundwater districts, surface water districts, and other water management entities (including municipalities) that use HydroData. ProducerConnect users agree only to this ProducerConnect Privacy Policy and Data Use Agreement. Data you enter in ProducerConnect is still stored in the HydroData API; that storage does not make you a party to the HydroData Software Agreement or to district-customer commercial terms.
“Personal information” (sometimes called “personal data”) means information that relates to, describes, or could reasonably be linked to an identified or identifiable natural person. Examples include a name, email address, telephone number, postal address, user ID, IP address, or device identifier.
Nebraska’s Agricultural Data Privacy Act, Neb. Rev. Stat. §§ 87-1401 to 87-1410 (the “Act”), defines agricultural data. In substance, under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 87-1403(3), agricultural data means agronomic data, climate and weather data, land data, livestock data, management data, and sustainability data that is collected, produced, or generated in Nebraska and is linked or reasonably linked to an identified or reasonably identifiable agricultural producer.
The Act does not treat as agricultural data:
An “agricultural producer” is the owner, lessee, or renter of the farm, livestock, land, device, or equipment from which the agricultural data originates.
ProducerConnect is a producer platform and an add-on to HydroData. Farm and land records, field and parcel information, geospatial data, management information, and sustainability information (including water-quality impact) that are collected or generated in Nebraska and that can be linked to you or your operation are likely agricultural data under the Act — including records of a user who has no district affiliation. Agricultural-data status is Nebraska-origin plus producer-linked; it is not determined by district membership. Whether a particular record qualifies depends on the statutory definition. We treat farm and land data that meets that definition as agricultural data.
Personal information and agricultural data can overlap (for example, your name on a field record). Where they overlap, we apply the more protective rule.
Under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 87-1404:
“Control,” as the Act uses that word here, means the power to avail substantially all of the benefits from the agricultural data, to prevent others from doing so, and to transfer those powers.
The following provision is included so that this Agreement — and any new contract or agreement we enter into with you on or after January 1, 2027 that involves the collection or processing of agricultural data in Nebraska — contains the specific language required by Neb. Rev. Stat. § 87-1406:
Longitude 103, as a controller or processor, is prohibited from engaging in the sale of agricultural data without the express written consent of the agricultural producer.
Any contract provision that waives or limits the requirements of the Agricultural Data Privacy Act is contrary to public policy and is void and unenforceable. See Neb. Rev. Stat. § 87-1406(2).
We do not sell your personal information. We do not sell agricultural data.
If we ever proposed to sell agricultural data, we would first obtain your express written consent through a clear and conspicuous disclosure that is separate from this Agreement and separate from any primary terms of service. Checking the box or tapping Agree on this document is not consent to a sale. We have no current plan to sell agricultural data.
Under the Act, a “sale” of agricultural data is a narrow term: the exchange of agricultural data for monetary or other valuable consideration by a controller or processor to a third party. Many ordinary disclosures are not sales. Those exclusions include disclosures to processors, to affiliates, disclosures made to provide a service to you, disclosures you expressly direct in writing to a designated third party, disclosures required by law, certain merger or acquisition transfers, and disclosures reasonably necessary to detect or respond to fraud or security threats. Sharing is not automatically a sale. Storing ProducerConnect data in the HydroData API is providing the service. It is not a sale. District viewing under Section 7 is not a sale.
If you are in a water district or other water management entity — or you affiliate with one — that district or entity can view your records. Affiliation includes this visibility. “District” here means the groundwater district, surface water district, municipality, or other water management entity you are in or affiliated with, in any state where we operate. Nebraska Natural Resources Districts are an example, not the exclusive type.
There is no opt-out of district viewing while you remain in or affiliated with that district or entity. There is no checkbox, toggle, or “hide from district” path. This Agreement does not give you a way to stay “in” a district or other affiliated water management entity and hide your records from it. If you do not want that entity to view your records, do not affiliate with it (or do not remain affiliated).
You may create a ProducerConnect account without a district affiliation. Unaffiliated accounts do not grant district viewing. If you later join or affiliate with a district or other water management entity, that entity can then view your records. That is part of affiliation. It should not be a surprise.
This is not a sale of your agricultural data. It is disclosure because you are in, or affiliated with, that district or other water management entity. You are told here, up front, before you agree. We treat it as sharing of the kind the Act excludes from “sale” when it is producer-directed or is part of providing a service to you.
Scope. Only the district or other water management entity you are in or affiliated with can view your records under this section. Other districts cannot. Other municipalities cannot, unless that municipality is the water management entity you are in or affiliated with. Municipalities that use HydroData as customers do not, by that fact, view every farmer’s records. If you have no such affiliation, no district or other water management entity can view your records under this section.
District viewing under this section means the records associated with your ProducerConnect account that are available to that affiliated district or entity through the Service. Optional One Red enrollment, if offered, requires a separate consent (Section 8) and is not covered by this section.
If you enroll in Nebraska One Red through ProducerConnect, you must also agree to the separate Nebraska One Red Program — Privacy Notice and Consent presented at enrollment. This Agreement does not authorize One Red sharing.
To the extent permitted by law, we may collect:
When you use ProducerConnect, we may collect, or you may provide, information that is or may be agricultural data if it is collected, produced, or generated in Nebraska and linked or reasonably linked to you, including:
We collect this information when you create an account, enter or upload farm or land records, use features of the Service, request support, submit questions or portal posts, or upload photos or documents. We may combine online information with information you or your employer provides offline (for example, a support call or a training session). We also collect internet-activity information automatically through cookies and similar technology, as described below.
We will not use your personal information in a manner inconsistent with the purpose of its original collection unless we give you additional notice and you consent.
We use personal information and agricultural data to:
When we process agricultural data, we do so under the nonexclusive right described above — to provide the Service, maintain equipment, or process as you authorize — and not to sell it.
Technical-support access to data on your systems may also be addressed in a separate software or services agreement. If there is a conflict about agricultural data, the Act and this Agreement control over any waiver.
Because ProducerConnect data is stored in the HydroData API, we may use information from your ProducerConnect account — including personal information and, where the Act applies, agricultural data — to train, fine-tune, evaluate, and improve custom artificial-intelligence models and related features that we develop or operate for HydroData, ProducerConnect, and related Longitude 103 products.
Training may use identifiable records and de-identified, aggregated, or derived data, depending on the model and the task. Where the Act’s definitions of aggregated data or derived data are met, those outputs are not “agricultural data” under the Act. Identifiable agricultural data used in training remains subject to Sections 4 through 6.
Those models may be used to provide features to other HydroData or ProducerConnect customers. When a model trained in part on information from one user is later used to serve another customer, we do not disclose that first user’s raw records (for example, another customer does not receive your farm records, maps, account files, or name as a download or as a quoted data feed through the model). The training use is for our product purposes: building and improving the model so it can help operate and improve HydroData and ProducerConnect for customers generally.
This use is not a sale of agricultural data. Under the Act, use of agricultural data for the purpose of providing a service — including product and quality improvement and internal algorithm training — is among the uses the Act treats as part of providing a service and excludes from “sale,” when the facts fit. We do not treat model training by itself as an exchange of your agricultural data for monetary or other valuable consideration to a third party.
You agree to the ProducerConnect Privacy Policy and Data Use Agreement. You do not agree to the HydroData Software Agreement. This Section 10.1 is the producer-facing disclosure of the training use.
No opt-out. There is no opt-out of this AI-training use. There is no checkbox, toggle, or “exclude my data from training” path while you use ProducerConnect under this Agreement. By checking the box or tapping Agree, you authorize the training use described in this Section 10.1. If you do not agree, do not create an account and do not use the Service.
What this section does not authorize. This section does not authorize us to:
We may offer a Model Context Protocol (MCP) service, or a similar authenticated interface, so that you can connect a third-party AI tool you choose — for example Grok, Cursor, or another OpenAI-compatible client — to help you analyze your own ProducerConnect / HydroData data.
To use that feature, you must authenticate and grant that connection access to the data you authorize. The third-party AI then acts at your direction on the data you make available through that authenticated connection. That access is producer-directed sharing for your own analysis. It is not a sale by us of agricultural data to the AI vendor, and it is not the same as the training use described above.
You are responsible for the third-party AI tool you choose, including its terms, security, and how it retains prompts or outputs. We do not control those tools. Revoking authentication ends new access through that connection; it may not erase copies the third-party tool already stored under its own terms.
We share information only as described below. We do not sell personal information. We do not sell agricultural data.
We do not transfer personal information in reliance on the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework. That framework is not in force, and this Agreement does not contain a Privacy Shield section.
We establish, implement, and maintain reasonable administrative, technical, and physical security practices to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and accessibility of personal information and agricultural data. Those practices are intended to be appropriate for the volume and nature of the data and to protect against unauthorized access, use, disclosure, modification, or loss. For example, we encrypt certain data and require our service providers to protect information from unauthorized access, use, and disclosure.
No method of transmission or storage is completely secure. We cannot guarantee absolute security.
You may request information about the personal information we hold about you, ask us to correct inaccurate personal information, or ask us to delete personal information that we do not need to keep. Before we respond, we will verify the request. We typically ask for two or three identifiers (for example, name, email address, and location). We may ask for more if needed. We may decline a request if we cannot verify it, if law requires us to keep the information, or if another exception applies.
Because you own and control agricultural data that originates from your farm, land, device, or equipment:
The Agricultural Data Privacy Act is enforced by the Nebraska Attorney General. The Act does not create a new private lawsuit right. This section describes how we will work with you; it does not expand or waive statutory remedies.
We keep personal information and agricultural data as long as needed for the purposes in this Agreement, to provide the Service, to comply with law, to resolve disputes, to enforce our agreements, and to establish, exercise, or defend legal claims. When we no longer need the data, we will delete or de-identify it in the ordinary course of our retention practices.
When you visit our websites, we may automatically collect IP address, interaction data, browser type and language, operating system, location, date, and time. We and authorized third parties may place session cookies (deleted when you close the browser) and persistent cookies (which remain until they expire or you delete them).
We group cookies as follows:
Our websites do not currently respond to browser “Do Not Track” signals. You can manage most cookies in your browser settings (usually under Help, Tools, or Edit). Required cookies will remain.
The Service is for agricultural producers and other adults. It is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you believe a child has provided us personal information, contact us and we will delete it.
We may update this Agreement. We will post the revised version on this page and update the Effective Date and Version number.
For a material change — including any change that would expand how we use or share agricultural data, or that would introduce a sale of agricultural data — we will not treat continued use as consent. We will ask you to agree again (for example, by checking a box or tapping Agree in the Service) before the material change applies to you. We will keep a record of that agreement.
For non-material corrections (typos, clarification, contact updates), posting the revised version is enough. We encourage you to review this page periodically.
Questions about this Agreement, your personal information, or your agricultural data:
Email: info@long103.io
Mail:
Longitude 103
120 East 16th Street, Suite 207
Scottsbluff, NE 69361
This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Nebraska, without regard to conflict-of-law rules, except that the Agricultural Data Privacy Act, Neb. Rev. Stat. §§ 87-1401 to 87-1410, applies to agricultural data as that Act provides.
This Agreement is the data-use agreement for ProducerConnect. There is no ProducerConnect software-agreement page. ProducerConnect users do not agree to the HydroData Software Agreement. Nothing in this Agreement or any other contract waives or limits the Agricultural Data Privacy Act. Any such waiver is void.
You will use ProducerConnect only through the websites, mobile applications and interfaces we provide or document for your use, and only for your own farm or ranch operations. You will not, and will not allow anyone using your account to:
Your own data. This Section does not limit your rights in your personal information or agricultural data under Sections 4 and 13 or under the Act. You may export your own data through the export features we provide, request a copy from us, and use that data for any purpose, including with another provider.
Monitoring and enforcement. We monitor the Service for automated and bulk retrieval. If we reasonably believe an account is being used in breach of this Section, we may limit its rate of access or suspend it immediately while we investigate, and we will notify you.
Acceptance. By checking the box or tapping Agree, you acknowledge that you have read this Privacy Policy and Data Use Agreement, you understand it, and you agree to it. You understand that we do not sell your personal information or agricultural data, and that this acceptance is not consent to any sale. You understand that if you are in a district, that district can view your records (Section 7), that viewing is not a sale, and there is no opt-out of that viewing while you remain in or affiliated with the district. You understand that we may use ProducerConnect data stored in the HydroData API — including identifiable records and de-identified or aggregated data — to train and improve our custom AI models, and that those models may be used to serve other customers without disclosing your raw records to them (Section 10.1), and that there is no opt-out of that training use. If we offer an MCP or similar interface, you may authenticate a third-party AI tool to analyze your own data at your direction (Section 10.1).