Results page
One browser view with ranked zones, likely causes, confidence notes, and next actions tied together.
Compare methods
Use satellite for the cheap first read, drone when you need tighter block shape, and phone-based scouting when the team already knows where to stand. Farmbit is strongest when it helps you decide which next step is worth paying for.
What comes back every run
Results page
One browser view with ranked zones, likely causes, confidence notes, and next actions tied together.
Priority map
Mapped scouting priorities ready for GIS, advisor follow-up, or field brief sharing.
Supporting evidence
Structured output for reporting, exports, and downstream follow-up.
Field brief PDF
A short field brief with what to verify next, even when the block drops to weak signal.
Where each input helps
If you only need to know where to walk first, start broad. If you already have closer evidence, send that instead.
Start here when all you have is an address and a block question.
Good for the first read: stable, mixed, or worth a closer pass.
Use this after the block already earned more detail.
Good for structure, zone boundaries, and one shared map.
Use this when symptoms are already visible and you need close proof.
Good for leaf-level confirmation, spot checks, and keeping photos tied to the same result.
Use this when under-canopy light adds a clue imagery may miss.
Good for early stress context before visible symptoms are obvious.
What teams actually use it for
Decide which block gets the first hour instead of walking every block in the same order.
Narrow the rows before someone burns a morning checking valves and emitters at random.
Work out whether the weak block needs a walk now, closer imagery, or just another day.
If you only have an address, start with satellite. If you already have closer evidence, upload it and keep the diagnosis in one place.