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 for tighter block structure, and phone-based scouting when the crew already knows where to stand. Farmbit is strongest when it helps you decide which step is worth paying for next.
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.
Summary JSON
Structured output for reporting, exports, and downstream follow-up.
PDF brief
A short field brief with what to verify next, even when the block drops to weak signal.
Capture modes
Farmbit keeps one diagnosis surface, but the input you send depends on what you still need to learn in the block.
Use an address-led orchard scan when you need a fast first read across the block.
Best for seeing whether the block looks stable, mixed, or worth a closer pass.
Use broad aerial coverage when row patterns and zone boundaries matter.
Best for block-wide structure, ranked zones, and one shared map context.
Use phone photos or walkthrough video when visible symptoms need confirmation.
Best for close-up scouting, spot verification, and symptom evidence.
Use canopy-light checks when under-canopy light adds an earlier stress clue.
Best for physiological context that imagery alone may miss.
Use cases
Use the result pack to decide which blocks or rows deserve the first walk.
Narrow the follow-up fast when the orchard is giving weak water or canopy signals.
Turn mixed field evidence into one short list of what to verify next.
If you only have an address, start with satellite. If you already have closer evidence, upload it and keep the diagnosis in one place.