This document discusses using data and climate modeling to provide agricultural climate services. It notes that climate explains 30-60% of yield variation for various crops. It aims to provide farmers with information on critical climate-related decisions like when to sow and what to plant. The services analyze historical climate and crop data to understand limiting factors, predict seasonal climate, and predict crop yields. Formats and participatory forecasting are used to communicate forecasts to farmers. Initial results found the services helped farmers in Colombia save $3.6 million in 2014 and many farmers in Latin America now receive monthly agro-climatic advice.