Crop health
See how vegetation activity varies across your field, from the strongest patches to the ones worth a walk-through.
Satellite-powered insights that help you understand your fields, monitor crop health and make smarter farming decisions.
Satellite observations and weather information can show how your fields change from week to week. Fieldsight brings them together, in plain language, so you can spot changes and decide what to check on the ground.
See how vegetation activity varies across your field, from the strongest patches to the ones worth a walk-through.
NDVI is a satellite-derived indicator of vegetation activity. We show it as a simple colour scale.
Follow estimated moisture conditions and how they change.
Rainfall, temperature and the days ahead, for your field's location.
Look at your field from above with regular satellite observation.
Compare this season with earlier ones and keep every observation in one place.
Draw your field once. Every observation, weather reading and change is tied to that exact boundary.
Values shown are interface examples, not real measurements. Explore Your Field
Draw your field boundary on the map.
Satellite and weather data are processed for your field.
View vegetation, moisture, weather and historical changes.
Keep track of your field throughout the season.
NDVI is a satellite-derived indicator of vegetation activity. It helps show how vegetation varies across an area and how that pattern changes over time.
NDVI is one indicator among several and should be read alongside crop type, growth stage and weather conditions.
Drag the slider to compare the same field a month apart.
Demo comparison. Change in vegetation is a prompt to check the field, not a diagnosis.
Boundary saved
Season begins
First signals appear
Track vegetation
Watch conditions
Season on record
Fieldsight supports your judgment. It does not replace it, and it makes no promises about yield.
FPOs, agri businesses and farm managers will be able to monitor many fields together and see which ones need attention first.
Create your field, explore satellite observations and start monitoring your farm.