Field Forecast

Know whether the sprayer goes out before you leave the yard.

Spray windows, frost warnings and crop growth tracking for every field you farm, in one message at 5 am.

Here’s what a grower sees this morning. Try selecting an hour.

Ridgeway Farm, Field 7, north paddock
Ames, Iowa. Updated 12:35 AM

Spray today from 6 am to 12 pm

Wind stays between 7 and 14 km/h, and rain is likely from 9 am on Thursday.

Today Tomorrow Thursday
12 am6 am12 pm6 pm12 am6 am12 pm6 pm12 am6 am12 pm6 pm
Good to spray Marginal: check drift or inversion risk Don’t spray
Select an hour to see conditions.

7-day outlook

DayHigh / lowRainWindGDD
Today 27° / 13° 0.0 mm
15 km/h 10
Tomorrow 28° / 15° 0.0 mm
16 km/h 12
Thursday 29° / 15° 17.8 mm
24 km/h 12
Friday 30° / 16° 1.5 mm
14 km/h 13
Saturday 30° / 16° 0.0 mm
16 km/h 13
Sunday 23° / 2° 0.0 mm
16 km/h 7
Monday 27° / 14° 0.0 mm
15 km/h 11

Spray guidance uses wind 3–15 km/h, rain chance under 40%, temperature under 28 °C and daylight hours.

Built around the calls you make every day

Spray windows, hour by hour

See exactly when wind, rain and temperature line up for a clean application, so product lands on the crop and stays there.

Frost and heat warnings

Get a text the evening before a frost or a heat spike, with enough notice to cover seedlings or move irrigation.

Growth tracking by hybrid

Growing degree days accumulate from your planting date, measured against the maturity target of the variety you actually planted.

Rain and crop water use

Rainfall and evapotranspiration side by side tell you whether last night’s rain covered what the crop used this week.

Forecasts for each field

A 1 km forecast grid means your river-bottom field and your ridge field get their own numbers, not the nearest town’s.

Share with your agronomist

Invite your agronomist, spray contractor or farm manager to the fields they look after, with nothing to install.

Set up in an afternoon

  1. Outline your fields

    Draw boundaries on the map or import them from your farm management software.

  2. Choose crops and alerts

    Enter planting dates and hybrids, then pick which warnings you want and how you want them.

  3. Read the morning briefing

    At 5 am you get one message per farm: today’s spray window, any warnings, and how your crops are tracking.

What growers and agronomists say

“We used to burn a morning driving out to check the wind. Now I know before I’ve finished my coffee whether the sprayer’s going out.”

Sample customer, Corn and soybeans, 1,800 acres

“I look after forty growers. Seeing every field’s spray window on one screen changed how I plan my week.”

Sample customer, Independent agronomist

Plans for one farm or forty

Starter

For a single farm getting started

$19 per month
  • Up to 5 fields
  • 7-day field forecasts
  • Spray window strip
  • Email morning briefing
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For advisers and contractors

$149 per month
  • Everything in Farm
  • Unlimited client farms
  • One view across all clients
  • Branded reports for growers
  • Priority support
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Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial. No card needed.

Questions growers ask

Where does the forecast data come from?

We blend several national weather models and downscale them to a 1 km grid, then correct them against local weather stations near your fields.

How are spray windows worked out?

An hour counts as good when wind is between 3 and 15 km/h, rain is unlikely, temperature is under 28 °C and it’s daylight. You can adjust these limits to match your product labels.

Do I need a weather station?

No. If you already have one, you can connect it and its readings will sharpen your forecasts.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. It runs in any phone browser, and the morning briefing arrives by text or email.

What happens when my trial ends?

Nothing is charged automatically. We’ll ask whether you want to pick a plan, and your fields stay saved either way.

Try it on your own fields

30 days free, no card needed. We’ll set up your first farm with you on a short call.