For agronomists

More agronomy. Less driving.

Field imagery helps identify the blocks, zones, and signals that need attention before you arrive.

Agricultural field imagery prepared for agronomic analysis

Where does your judgement add most?

Use field-scale context to triage a portfolio before deciding where to walk, sample, or return.

  1. 01

    Which blocks need a visit?

    Compare current coverage and results across the farm.

  2. 02

    What supports the recommendation?

    Open the result with its source, boundary, date, and available method details.

  3. 03

    What changed since last time?

    Current and reference observations sit on the same boundary, so change is measured, not remembered.

What you get

Context before the visit.

Coverage

Triage the portfolio.

Compare available observations across farms and blocks before planning field time.

Context

Support the recommendation.

Open the result with its boundary, source, date, history, and available method details.

Handoff

Give the client something usable.

Deliver reports, maps, and exports that can move into the client workflow.

The average Australian agronomist spends 80% of their time travelling or driving and only 20% doing the work they’re highly trained for.

Tristan SteventonFounder and CEO, StevTech

The goal is simple: less time in the vehicle and more time doing agronomy.

Tristan Steventon presenting at a GRDC Update eventGRDC Update presentation, 2025Read the GRDC Update paper

Published field results.

Further reading

Field notes.

Bring us the field question.

Talk to the field team