Farm monitoring
The canopy as your monitoring teams picture it.
This hand-drawn drone perspective sits alongside our field photography, a visual shorthand for how satellite triage connects to the rows your agronomists walk.
Monitoring that starts where your teams already work.
Satellite and radar give you the wide view; field capture closes the loop. Our monitoring workflow is designed for agronomists walking the rows, logging plots, validating alerts, and feeding ground truth back into the platform.
Inputs we use
We name the data sources that feed monitoring; detailed processing stays on our side.
Optical satellite
Regular revisit for canopy greenness and vegetation index trends across your polygons.
Seasonal change signals
Compare current observations to typical patterns for the same period and crop.
Radar (SAR) satellite
All-weather coverage when clouds block optical sensors.
Drone imagery
Optional higher-resolution flights you upload tie field truth to satellite context.
WDPA protected areas
Context on nearby protected land alongside your farm boundaries.
Alerts & prioritisation
Notifications when a plot needs a closer look so agronomists spend time on the right farms.
How farm monitoring works
Upload farm boundaries
Submit GeoJSON for one plot or many. We align the latest suitable satellite coverage and optional drone data you add.
Monitoring run
Our platform combines the inputs above into a health and anomaly view without publishing internal model or pipeline details here.
Prioritise field action
Use maps and alerts to route scouts or drones. When imagery suggests disease, continue with the disease detection module.
Get started
Start farm monitoring
Upload boundaries to begin a monitoring run for your plots.