Season analytics
For every registered field the record reads a growth stage from degree days and draws this season against the same weeks of earlier ones. Across the workspace it lists the fields to look at first, and at the close it issues a season-end record under your brand.
For retail agronomy leads and consultants, often reselling under their own name.
- Cadence
- Weekly, with a season-end record
- Brand
- Yours
01 · The order
What you send, and what comes back
You send
- Nothing extra. It reads the fields already on your register
You receive
- A growth stage for each field: corn and soybean V and R stages, cereals on the BBCH scale
- A season timeline against the field’s earlier seasons
- Flags for weeks below the field’s own range and late emergence
- A workspace list of fields to look at first
- A season-end PDF under your brand
02 · How it is read
From the open archive to the record
Public sources
- 01
Stages follow published references: Iowa State University Extension for corn and soybean, and the BBCH scale for cereals.
- 02
The list orders fields for a visit. It is not a judgement of the field.
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