A farm plan must account for weather, resources and real costs. We connect field, task, machinery and stock records with available measurements so decisions have a clear evidence base.
Crops and planning
- Plan sowing from field history, rotation and timing; forecast yields using available data. Analyse images to flag areas and possible diseases or pests for inspection.
- Support irrigation and fertilisation plans using moisture measurements, soil tests and crop records.
Field work and machinery
- Schedule treatments and harvests around weather, machinery and staff. Analyse fuel, routes and work time; provide service reminders and possible failure signals.
- Record field operations and materials consumed.
Stock and livestock
- Track seeds, fertilisers, crop-protection products and parts; plan harvest transport and storage. Record produce batches, quantities, storage conditions and dispatch dates.
- Manage feeding schedules, herd data and feed use; route concerning events to the farmer or veterinarian.
Costs and records
- Calculate costs by field, hectare, crop and season; report yields, machinery and production profitability. Organise invoices, contracts, parcel data and required records.
- Plan sales using stock, contracts, collections and available market data.
An example workflow
Weather forecasts and field data update the work plan. The system checks equipment and materials, then assigns consumption and cost to the field and season after the task is completed.
Implementation requirements
Analysis depends on weather, satellite and sensor data quality. Treatments, fertilisation and animal-related actions require assessment by the farmer or a qualified professional.