Technology that fits the way your operation works

Who benefits

• Growers managing fields they cannot walk every day
• Agronomists and crop advisors following several farms

The problem

Scouting every field often enough to catch change early takes time that most teams don't have, and what isn't visited isn't seen.

Workflow and evidence

1. 1.Sensors, drones and field robots keep a continuous picture of each field.
2. 2.Changes against the field's own history are highlighted.
3. 3.Scouting time goes to the fields that show a change.

Each highlighted change links to the readings, images and observations behind it, so the team can check why a field was flagged before going out.

Who benefits

• Irrigated farms and orchards
• Operators planning water and energy use across a season

The problem

Irrigation by calendar or by feel can apply water when the soil doesn't need it, or too late when it does, and every change means a trip to the pump.

Workflow and evidence

1. 1.Soil-moisture readings show how each field is drying out.
2. 2.The field's weather station and forecasts are taken into account before irrigating.
3. 3.Pumps and valves are started, stopped or scheduled from the mobile app, and the soil's response is recorded.

Applied water and soil response are logged side by side, so you can compare irrigation decisions against what the soil readings showed.

Who benefits

• Growers of disease-sensitive crops
• Crop advisors responsible for treatment decisions

The problem

Disease-favourable conditions and first symptoms are easy to miss, and late detection limits the options.

Workflow and evidence

1. 1.Weather and sensor data are checked against risk rules.
2. 2.Photos from phones, drones and robots can be screened for possible symptoms.
3. 3.Flagged fields are sent for inspection by a person.

Every flag carries the conditions or image regions that raised it, so an agronomist can confirm or dismiss it and record the outcome.

Who benefits

• Farms with many fields or sites
• Cooperatives and agribusinesses supporting member farms

The problem

When each field has its own notebook, spreadsheet or app, comparing them and seeing the whole operation is slow.

Workflow and evidence

1. 1.All fields, sensors and records sit in one private cloud account.
2. 2.Field status is summarised across the whole operation.
3. 3.Teams share the same up-to-date view on the web and in the mobile app.

The operation-wide view is built from the same per-field records and readings, so any summary can be traced back to its source.

Who benefits

• Farm managers planning the next season
• Businesses forecasting supply from several farms

The problem

Planning from memory or scattered records makes it hard to learn which choices worked.

Workflow and evidence

1. 1.Planting dates, growth observations and harvests are recorded per field.
2. 2.Business-intelligence reports compare seasons and fields side by side.
3. 3.Results feed into the next season's plan.

Comparisons use your own recorded planted areas and harvest quantities, not external benchmarks.

Who benefits

• Growers who want a second opinion backed by data
• Advisors who need to explain a recommendation to a client

The problem

A recommendation without its reasons is hard to trust, and hard to adapt to local knowledge.

Workflow and evidence

1. 1.Data from sensors, weather, drones and records is brought together per field.
2. 2.Suggestions are shown with the evidence and uncertainty behind them.
3. 3.The final decision, and its outcome, stays with your team.

Each suggestion links to its inputs. Accepted, adjusted and dismissed suggestions are recorded so their usefulness can be reviewed over time.