Twelve fields, one good window a week
Applications used to be decided over the phone and by looking at the sky. Now a single screen says whether to go out or wait, and separates an ideal wind from the rain that ruins the job.
The crew checked two or three weather apps before every application, with data that didn't agree. In practice they went out because the sky looked fine, and sometimes sprayed with wind out of range or right before rain that washed the product away. Each mistake cost inputs, machine hours and a full redo.
Field Station brought weather together by farm — current conditions, hourly forecast and rain probability — and turned it into an operational recommendation wired to the day's tasks. The wind window was separated from application approval: probable rain blocks the go-ahead even when wind is ideal, and the screen says so before the machine is loaded.
“The screen tells us when to wait, and in the field that prevents mistakes you pay dearly for later. The operator no longer has to guess.”
Field supervisor · Representative testimonial
- Fewer calls and checks before leaving
- Wind and rain read on a single screen
- Tasks prioritized by urgency and by window
- Fewer applications lost to misread rain