The AI agronomist doesn't speak into the void: your field's latest satellite readings, weather history, soil profile, planting date, operations log and the photos you take are supplied to it as context. The result isn't generic advice — it's the risks, recommendations and next steps for exactly your field's condition this week. The decision is always yours; there's a warning about this under every answer.
Where: Field → “Field analysis”
Open the “Field analysis” section
Inside the field, go to the “Field analysis” section. The analysis refreshes automatically after every new satellite scene, so usually a ready card is waiting for you.
Read the advice card
The card has three blocks: risks (each with a low/medium/high severity badge), recommendations and next steps. Look at high-severity risks first.
Screen: a “Risks” heading, below it a row with a red “high” badge and its explanation.
Ask in the chat
If something's unclear, ask in the chat below — for example, “what should I do in this zone?” The chat remembers your field's context and the last 12 turns.
Screen: a chat box “Type your question…” and a “Send” button.
Photograph the suspect leaf
Photograph a leaf, fruit or the soil. The AI reads the trace of disease/pest and explains what to do. The photo stays in the field's archive.
Re-run the analysis if needed
If the situation has changed, get new advice with the “Re-analyze” button. If reading is hard, listen with the “Read aloud” button.
Tips
- The AI doesn't make diagnoses or replace an agronomist — it extends what you see. In serious cases, contact a lab or agronomist from the catalog.
- When the model isn't sure it asks a clarifying question — answer it so the recommendation gets sharper.
- Every operation you record makes the next analysis more accurate.
Next step
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