Catch the crop threat while there’s still a window.
Feathergrid connects soil sensors, weather forecasts and your field records, spots when they add up to a risk, and recommends when to launch a drone.
Feathergrid for agriculture
Feathergrid is crop monitoring that doesn’t stop at a dashboard. It reads your soil moisture sensors, weather station and forecast together, so a dry spell, a moisture dip and a calm morning become one decision: when to fly the spray or survey drone, and which field goes first.
What it watches
Systems
Field and crop records, and drone flight logs.
Data
Past seasons’ readings for every field.
External APIs
Weather forecasts, wind and rainfall.
Sensors
Soil moisture, leaf wetness, humidity and temperature probes in each zone.
Fine alone. Loud together.
An example of what that looks like.
An example. Illustration, not live data.
Soil moisture in the north field dips just under target. The next 72 hours are dry. Wind drops below 10 mph at dawn. Each one is fine.
Together they’re crop stress by Thursday and one good window to act.
Feathergrid recommends launching the drone at 6 a.m., with the driest zone first and the reasons attached.
How it works
- 01
Connect.
Plug in the apps and systems you already have, and sensors if you have them. Nothing moves. Nothing migrates.
- 02
Correlate.
Feathergrid finds what's related across all of it. The things no single system can see.
- 03
Act.
You get the next step, with the reasons. Approve it, or let the routine ones run on rules you set.
- 04
Prove.
Every decision goes into a tamper-evident record.