Reports · for the people who walk the field
Wheat, soy, vines, olives, fruit trees, truffles, pasture and forest — plus a weekly water decision and a within-field zone comparison. Ten report types, one plain-language answer, free for growers. Each one ends with the numbers behind it and the sentence that keeps us honest: an index is not a diagnosis.
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rep_champagne_07Vineyard Performance
Champagne, France
Côte des Blancs · 0.42 ha · 2026-09-12
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Moisture is below the 0.20 trigger for this block.
Do this. Irrigate the south rows before the next clear pass.
01 · NDVI · NDWI · NDMI
Is the canopy vigorous, and is water adequate?
A current snapshot of vegetation vigour, moisture and fire fuel. The report a grower can read in two minutes and act on the same week.
02 · NDVI · EVI · SAVI
How did the season progress, and where did it stall?
NDVI and EVI through the growth cycle, with the dry spells and the recovery marked. Useful for comparing blocks and timing the next pass.
03 · NDVI · NDWI · EVI · NDMI
What changed over the last five years?
A five-year record of vegetation and moisture, season by season. Separates a bad year from a long decline.
04 · ET0 · CHIRPS · NDMI · GFS
Is the crop actually short of water — and what should I check this week?
A weekly irrigation decision: FAO-56 reference evapotranspiration, CHIRPS rainfall, Sentinel-2 canopy moisture, regional soil moisture and a 7-day forecast in one status. Adds a 30-day water balance and three verification-first checks. ET0 is modelled at 11 km and canopy moisture is a 20 m proxy. It never prescribes a dated millimetre dose.
05 · NDVI · NDMI · terrain
Which part of the field is behind — and where should I walk first?
Groups a field of 1 ha or more into 2–5 management zones from multi-year NDVI and NDMI plus terrain, then compares each zone with the field median using a 90% block-bootstrap interval. Ends with a where-to-walk-first order. Descriptive, not diagnostic: no yield prediction and no attribution. Published agreement with yield-derived zones is about 70%.
06 · NDVI · NDWI · SAVI · NDRE · NDMI
Which blocks are lagging, and why?
Vigour and chlorophyll variability across vineyard blocks, with the weak rows flagged before the canopy thins.
07 · NDVI · NDRE · NDWI · MSAVI2
Which rows are stressed before the fruit shows it?
NDVI and NDRE for orchards and groves, section by section. Catches early stress while there is still time to irrigate or prune.
08 · NDVI · NDWI · MSAVI2
How much feed is there, and when should the herd move?
Biomass and moisture for pasture, with a carrying-capacity estimate and an overgrazing flag for each paddock.
09 · NDVI · NDRE · SAVI · NDWI · NBR · NDMI
Where is the canopy thinning or changing?
Six indices over five years for woodlands and plantations. Flags dieback, drought stress and change that a walk-through can miss.
10 · NDVI · NDWI · NDMI · NBR
What is the risk before the season, and the severity after a fire?
Pre-fire moisture and fuel condition with a 0–100 risk score. If a fire date is supplied, post-fire dNBR and a USGS burn-severity class.
How it works
The science runs on Sentinel-2 and Landsat. The report is the part that makes it usable.
Outline a parcel, upload a boundary, or start from a place name. No account needed to try.
Canopy, moisture, fire risk, a season, five years, a burn scar, a weekly water decision, a zone comparison. Ten report types, one plain-language answer.
A plain-language answer, the map, the index values, the caveat. PDF, CSV and email if you want them.
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