Agroclimatic report
One page that says how this season has run against the area’s own normal: growing degree days, rain, frost and heat days, drought, soil moisture, and the dates of green-up, peak and senescence.
For crop insurers’ claims leads, agronomists and lenders who need the season in one page.
- Area
- Up to 1,000 km²
- Delivered as
- PDF and figures
01 · The order
What you send, and what comes back
You send
- The area
- The season and crop
- How many years make the normal
You receive
- Growing degree days, rain, frost days and heat days against a same-day-of-season normal
- Drought indices with their published class words
- Season soil moisture at surface and root zone against normal
- Green-up, peak and senescence dates from Sentinel-2
- A season brief PDF
02 · How it is read
From the open archive to the record
Public sources
- 01
Every figure uses a published definition: McMaster and Wilhelm for degree days, ETCCDI for frost and heat days, and the WMO drought index.
- 02
The report states the number of years each normal rests on.
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