IndustriesAgriculture and sugar

Every field, checked from space. Every farmer, in their language.

One field intelligence platform that turns satellite scans, weather and farmer requests into advice, service and a harvest plan.

earthEvery field, seen from space
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Earth from Apollo 17
Before and after

The same business, on one system.

Left is how most teams work today. Right is the same business on &n.

Today

A sugar mill working with thousands of farmers

  • NOTEBOOKField officer’s visit notes
  • PHONEFarmer calling about pests
  • EXCELHarvest schedule by village
  • WHATSAPPPhotos of crops, unsorted
  • RADIOWeather from the news
  • PAPERService request slips
  • GUESSWhich fields to cut first
A weekof field visits to learn which crops are in trouble
On &n

One field intelligence platform

Satellite healthWeatherCrop adviceHarvest planFarmer appRequests
  • Spots crop stress from satellite scans
  • Sends advice in the farmer’s language
  • Plans the cutting order for the mill
Every fieldchecked from space, every few days
What we build

One field intelligence platform.

Each module is shaped around your process in the diagnosis. You start with the ones that remove the most rework.

From many places to oneAgriculture
Today · 7 placesNotebookPhoneExcelWhatsAppRadioPaperGuess
One field intelligence platform
On &n · 6 modulesSatellite healthWeatherCrop adviceHarvest planFarmer appRequests

Farmer and plot registry

Every farmer, every plot, its crop and its planting date, mapped.

Satellite crop health

Each plot scanned every few days, with stress shown before it is visible from the road.

Weather alerts

Forecasts by village, sent when they change what a farmer should do.

Crop advice

Guidance in the farmer’s own language, tied to their plot and crop stage.

Service requests

Raised from the farmer’s phone, assigned to a field officer, tracked to closure.

Harvest planning

A cutting order built from crop maturity and mill capacity.

AI that asks firstAgriculture

AI drafts. Your people decide.

WAITING FOR APPROVALCrop stress found on 14 plotsAdvice drafted in the farmer’s languageApprove · Edit · Decline
  • Spots crop stress from satellite scans. The field officer confirms on the ground.
  • Sends advice in the farmer’s language. The agronomist approves the advice first.
  • Plans the cutting order for the mill. The cane manager signs off the plan.
Without itAutomation that acts on its own, with no one accountable.What you getNothing happens until a named person approves it. Every decision is logged.
The live system

What the farmer sees.

Real screens from the app in use, shown in English. It also runs in Marathi and Hindi. The client’s name is removed.

The farmer app home screen: a satellite view of one field coloured by crop growth, with shortcuts to receipts, visits, the farm store and drone services
The farmer’s home screen. Today’s field, coloured by growth, and the four things farmers ask for most.
The field screen: a crop map of one plot beside a plain next step for the farmer
One field, one clear next step, with drone service and supplies a tap away.
The vegetation index legend explaining what each colour on the crop map means
What the colours mean, in plain words, with a reminder to confirm in the field.
Standards

Built for the rules you are judged by.

Built for the conditions farmers actually work in, not for an office.

Designed for
  • Works on low-cost Android phones
  • Usable with patchy or no connectivity
  • Regional languages and voice, not only text
Works with
  • Satellite imagery providers
  • Weather services
  • Mill ERP and weighbridge
  • SMS and WhatsApp
Proof

Built from zero, running every day.

AgricultureField signals, turned into farmer action.
Satellite health, weather, crop advice and service requests in one sugar-season workflow.Read the case study →

Questions we hear first.

How often are fields scanned?

Every few days, depending on satellite passes and cloud cover.

Which languages does it support?

We set up the languages your farmers speak during the diagnosis, including voice where reading is a barrier.

What does a farmer need to install?

A light Android app. Farmers without a smartphone can still receive advice by SMS or through their field officer.

Does it work for crops other than sugarcane?

Yes. The registry, scans and advice are set up per crop.

Where it starts

Every engagement begins with a two-week diagnosis.

One workflow, two weeks. You keep the map either way.

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