Every field, about every five days
Sentinel-2 satellite imagery tracks crop health on every field through the season and shows where a field is starting to struggle.
Detail where it matters
Drone flights become orthomosaics, elevation and vegetation index maps, and plant stand counts that show where emergence fell short.
Colorado potato beetle, found early
A drone flown just above the canopy checks the patches the satellite flagged, and a spray plan covers just the spots that need it.
Test digs become a yield outlook
Each field's test digs and canopy history turn into a yield estimate and a week-by-week harvest readiness outlook, grouped by variety.
Keep the tools that work for you
AgroScout scouting reports, HarvestEye yield data, A&L Labs results and equipment data from John Deere, CNH and AGCO PTx all import onto the same fields.
Common questions
What is the best way to monitor a potato crop?
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Combine satellite imagery, which watches every field every few days, with drone flights for detail where it matters: stand counts after emergence and close checks on patches that look stressed. agronome.ai puts both on the same field record with your test digs and soil and tissue results.
Does agronome.ai work with AgroScout?
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Yes. AgroScout scouting reports import into agronome.ai and sit on the same fields as your imagery and equipment records.
Farm forward.
Connect one piece of your existing stack first. We'll show you what you already have, in one place.