The platform
Every field.Every season.One place.
agronome.ai follows each field through the whole year: you review the last season, plan the next one, plant it, watch it grow, apply only what it needs and harvest. What you learn at harvest becomes next season’s plan.
It isn’t just an in-season tool.The winter is where the next crop is won.
Day one
Start with everythingyou already have.
Years of farm data are sitting in your equipment accounts, lab reports and spreadsheets. Bring it in once, and every season after builds on it.
Connect your equipment accounts. Fields, machines and every operation come in on their own, and keep syncing.
Import your boundaries. Shapefile, KML or GeoJSON, farm by farm.
Bring the years you already have. Yield, planting, soil, tissue, scouting, irrigation and weather records.
One record per field. The same field from three systems is matched, not tripled.
Your farm
One record per field
Every season, every source, on one map.
The field’s year
One loop, from last harvest to the next.
Every stage builds on the one before it, and the season you just finished shapes the one you’re planning.
Review
Winter · Nov – JanFind out what worked.
Before you plan next year, look back at this one. Every pass, application, trial and yield result from the season sits on the same map, so you can see what paid off and what didn’t.
Yield maps laid over everything that happened in the field
Every operation from your equipment, on one timeline
A season report for each field: planted, applied, measuredEarly access
Trial results compared plot by plotEarly access
Ask SPUD why one part of a field out-yielded anotherEarly access
Yield map
315 cwt/ac in the low corner
Field average 430, from the yield monitor.
What was applied
Fungicide, second pass
Rate, dates and machine, from your equipment account.
Every pass this season
6 passes, April to October
Planting through harvest on one timeline.
Trial results
Early accessTreatment B came out ahead
Plots compared against the check at harvest.
Plan
Winter · Jan – MarChoose next year’s fields with the full picture.
Rotation means a different set of fields every year. See each one’s history, soil and shape, and where last season’s crop struggled, before you commit a crop to it.
Stand counts and canopy cover from last season, to find the areas that struggled
Seeding data from the planter, to see whether the planter was the cause
Rotation and variety history across every field
Soil survey and your own lab results, mapped across the field
Slope, low spots and where water collects, from LiDAR elevation where available
Drone surface and terrain models of bare ground
No-plant zones for ground that isn’t worth planting, and trials set up before the first pass
Stand count
11,900 plants / ac
Counted from the emergence flight. Gaps along three rows.
Past rotations
Weak in the same corner, every time
Satellite history from the field’s last three potato years.
Terrain and ponding
Water pools in the low ground
Slope and low spots from LiDAR, where available.
Next season’s changes
Three fixes before spring
Planter serviced, knoll amended, wet corner grassed.
Plant
Spring · Apr – MayOptimize every pass, every row, every inch.
Build AB lines and a planting plan around the real shape of the field: headlands, turning room, tree lines and the areas you won’t plant. Plan it over the winter, and no corner goes unplanted in the spring.
AB lines and pass order planned for each field or block
A field-use score, so you can see that every planted acre is covered
Seed pieces and seed needed, worked out from your planter
Headlands and turning room sized to your equipment
Per-row shut-off and tramlines worked into the plan
Guidance lines sent straight to John Deere Operations Center
Blocks and AB lines
Two blocks, two headings
Runs set to the shape of each part of the field.
Field use
Field use
97 / 100
- Passes
- 73
- Rows off on
- 17 passes
- Planting
- 28.7 mi
- In the seat
- 5 h 19 min
Nothing left unplanted
Headlands, turning room and row shut-off worked in.
Seed for the plan
1,200 cwt to order
Worked out from your planter and spacing.
Sent to the tractor
AB lines and headland in the cab
Straight to John Deere Operations Center.
Monitor
Summer · Jun – AugSee every field, every week.
Satellite on every field every few days, and drone flights where you need the detail. Changes show up weeks before you would see them from the road.
Satellite crop health on every field, about every five days
Drone maps: vegetation indices, plant counts and canopy cover
Plant height, and how it changes between flights
Scouting, tissue samples and lab results on the same map
Weather from your own stations and the forecast
Satellite season trend
Every field, the whole season
Bare soil, canopy up, holding, dying back: a new image about every 5 days.
Drone crop health
One weak patch, found early
Vegetation index at under 1 m detail.
Plant height change
One corner fell behind
Canopy height compared flight to flight.
Scouting and tissue tests
Tissue test: low manganese
Notes and lab results pinned where they were taken.
Adjust & apply
Summer · Jun – AugPut inputs only where the crop needs them.
Turn what you see into a prescription and send it to the machine or drone that will apply it. Then see what was actually applied.
Variable-rate prescriptions built from crop health zones
Sent to DJI Agras spray drones, AGCO PTx, or as shapefiles for John Deere
Spray records brought back in, so you know what went where
Health Canada product labels at hand when you plan an application
Zones from crop health
Three zones from one flight
Built from the crop-health grid.
A rate for each zone
Less product where it isn’t needed
You set the rate; the map does the rest.
Sent to the machine
One prescription, three ways out
To the drone, the sprayer or a file.
What was applied
Spray record matched to the plan
Brought back in from the drone or sprayer.
Harvest
Fall · Sep – OctKnow what’s in the ground before you dig.
Estimate yield before harvest, time your top-kill, and capture the real result. It becomes the starting point for next year’s plan.
Yield estimates from canopy and imagery, field by fieldEarly access
Harvest readiness and top-kill timing for potatoesEarly access
Yield monitor and harvester data brought in as you go
Estimated yield
Early accessEstimated yield
425 cwt/ac
Likely 400 – 450
- Your dig
- 410
- Tops down
- Sep 10
- Canopy held
- 54 days
425 cwt/ac, before you dig
Built from canopy, imagery and your own digs.
Leave the tops?
Early accessWhat another week is worth
Estimated yield for each tops-down date.
Top-kill timing
Early accessRecommended top-kill
Sep 10
- Skin set by
- Sep 30
- Harvest by
- Oct 5
- First frost night
- ~Sep 28
- Down by itself
- not before Oct
Recommended: September 10
Timed for skin set before harvest and frost.
Estimate vs actual
Early accessBar: harvested · tick: estimate
Within 8 cwt on every field
Each field’s estimate checked against the harvest.
And the harvest feeds the next plan.Every result you capture this year makes next year’s decisions better.
Your first year
Start in January.Be ready for spring.
An annual subscription covers the whole loop. Join over the winter, and the planning you do before the snow melts pays off in every pass that follows.
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January
Bring in your farms, fields and the years of data you already have.
February – March
Review last season and choose and plan this year’s fields.
April – May
Plant to the plan, with guidance lines already in the tractor.
June – October
Monitor, apply only what’s needed, and estimate yield before harvest.
November – December
Capture the result. It’s the start of next year’s plan.
Works with what you run
Keep the equipment you trust.
Data comes in from the systems you already use, and the work goes back out to the machines in the field.
Comes in
Goes out
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