Agriculture.
Rain, heat, crop health from orbit, grain and livestock prices: the whole field in one view.
Reading…
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What it answers.
- Which wheat and maize regions, from Kansas to the North China Plain, are drier than normal, and will this week's rain refill the soil?
- When soil water across a maize state stays low in July, do crop ratings really slip within two weeks?
- If the rest of this season turns as dry as the worst Corn Belt droughts, what range of maize yields could our region see?
- Has anything we sell been recalled in the UK for an undeclared allergen, or a supplier named in an EU pesticide alert?
- Does any new bird-flu control zone cover a farm supplying our eggs or chicken, and what could it mean for egg prices?
- How much warmth has this block gathered since sowing, and is it on course for an earlier or later harvest than normal?
Who uses it.
Grain merchants, millers and commodity traders
When and where to buy or sell wheat, maize and soybeans. Crop stress in every exporting region shows a shortfall before the monthly report.
Growers, farm managers and agronomists
When to sow, irrigate, spray and harvest each block. Rain against water lost, soil warmth and leaf-wetness hours show which blocks need water first.
Meat, poultry and egg buyers at processors and retailers
Plan each week's meat and egg buying. Cattle and hog prices against volumes traded, plus bird-flu zones over supplying farms, show where supply tightens.
Food-safety and technical managers at retailers, food makers and importers
Pull, hold or test, the same day. Each UK recall and EU alert, checked against your products and suppliers, shows at once if it matters.
Farm lenders and licensed crop insurers
Lending against a harvest, or pricing its cover. Drought, heat and crop readings show a poor season building before claims arrive.
What we model, test and run.
The flash drought
Dry soil, hot days, too little rain forecast, maize in flower. Recognised as it forms, from Kansas to the North China Plain, with what it likely means for ratings, yields and prices.
Wheat either side of Europe
Wheat in France and Romania is much the same grain, yet prices sit apart. Between them: freight, port charges, quality and weeks to deliver. When does the gap beat them?
Dry soil before the ratings slip
Does dry soil for two July weeks lower a US maize state's rating within two reports? How often, and how far.
Rest-of-season weather run
The weather that could come before harvest, a severe Corn Belt drought among it, run on your blocks, loans or acres. Yield ranges, down to the worst seasons.
Farm and food tracking engine
A block passes your water threshold: an irrigation schedule goes to your controller. A recall matches: the lot is held. Runs in your systems, on your rules.
What we build for you.
Crop-stress map
The world's growing regions, each shaded by crop stress. Flagged when dry soil meets a dry forecast.
Yield model
US crop ratings for maize, soybeans and wheat, set beside soil water, heat and greenness. Turned into a yield estimate with a range, ahead of the official figure.
Release-day scorecard
Before each monthly world supply report: our estimate of end-of-season stocks, set beside the official figure when it lands. For wheat, maize and soybeans, US and world. The same for world food prices.
Farm price board
Grain, livestock, dairy, egg and produce prices across the US and Europe. Gaps drawn as lines, such as French against Romanian wheat. Thin trading days and early gluts flagged.
Recall and outbreak matcher
Each UK recall and allergy alert, EU food-safety alert and English bird-flu zone, matched to your products, suppliers and farms. A monthly count picks out suppliers that keep coming back.
Delivered to you.
Crop and region assistant
In your team chat: a daily reading per crop and region. Price, condition, weather stress, greenness against normal and open alerts. Ask about any region.
Release-day briefings
A short note on each world supply report, US crop rating and food price reading. What changed, and what it means for the season ahead.
Block yield forecasts
A yield range for each of your blocks, updated with warmth since sowing, water balance, soil water and greenness.
Wholesale price reports
Daily and weekly fruit, vegetable, meat and egg prices: range, average, volume and seasonal pattern. For supermarket buyers, restaurant groups and hotel kitchens.
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