Every machine, whatever the colour
Planting, application and harvest records arrive from John Deere Operations Center, CNH FieldOps and AGCO PTx and land on the right field, even when your fleet mixes brands. Trimble planting logs and yield monitor files import alongside them.
- Yield monitor imports, shown in bushels per acre or per hectare
- Planting plans with AB lines, headlands and per-row shut-off, sent to John Deere
- Crop rotation and variety history across every field
Watch every field through the season
Sentinel-2 satellite imagery checks every field about every five days. Drone flights are processed into orthomosaics, elevation and vegetation index maps such as NDVI, and plant stand counts show where emergence fell short, and scouts record what they find against the field.
See why a zone yields less
Soil sampling and tissue testing results import onto the same fields as your yield maps, and LiDAR slope and ponding maps and drone elevation maps show the low spots and knolls behind a yield pattern next to the numbers.
Put inputs only where they pay
Build variable-rate prescriptions against the zones that need them, then send them as a shapefile, to your AGCO PTx account, or straight to a DJI spray drone.
Test it on your own ground
Run on-farm field trials and compare the results against the same yield, soil and imagery records, so the next decision rests on your fields rather than an average.
Common questions
Does agronome.ai support corn and soybeans?
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Yes, for everything that works on any crop: equipment data from a mixed fleet, yield monitor files, soil and tissue results, satellite crop health, drone maps, planting plans and variable-rate prescriptions. Drone stand counts show emergence on corn and soybeans too, and LiDAR slope and ponding maps show where water sits.
Can I see yield in bushels per acre?
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Yes. Yield shows in bushels per acre or per hectare, and seeding rates in seeds per acre or per hectare, whichever you prefer.
Farm forward.
Connect one piece of your existing stack first. We'll show you what you already have, in one place.