Solutions
Built around the decisions in your day.
Growers, agronomists and agricultural organizations would use AgriNova AI for different decisions. Find your role to see what you would get out of the service AgriNova AI is developing, and what you can already try on this website.
01Your role
What each role would get out.
Growers
You farm the fields and decide which ones to walk first.
What you would get out
- Connected field monitoring · Planned · target Dec 2026
A short list of fields worth checking
Your fields ranked by how much each score changed, with the evidence behind every score.
- Scouting checklist · Available on this website
A printable field-visit record
The zones to compare, the questions to look into and what to record, on one page.
Agronomists & advisers
You advise several farms and plan which client fields to visit.
What you would get out
- Shared adviser view · Planned
Your clients' fields in one ranked view
You would see which client fields changed most and plan your visits from there.
- Pilot planner · Available on this website
A plan for judging a pilot
The question, the window, a baseline, the records to keep and up to three measures.
Agricultural organizations
You support a network of farms: a cooperative, a dealer or an agribusiness.
What you would get out
- Multi-farm view · Planned
One view across the farms you support
Which farms, and on what terms, is not yet confirmed.
- Organization integrations · Planned
Single sign-on and API access
These are opportunities to discuss, not current service commitments.
02Crop focus
Three Prairie crops to start with.
- Wheat
- Canola
- Barley
- Prairie beta · Planned · 2027–28
The planned Prairie beta
A 15-farm beta on the Prairies is planned for 2027–28, with an initial focus on wheat, canola and barley. Timing and participation remain subject to confirmation.
- Canadian crop calibration · Research
Calibration for each crop
Models must be retuned for Canadian wheat, canola and barley before they are production-ready.
03For growers
Give every scouting trip a clearer starting point.
A change on a field map is a reason to investigate. The proposed AgriNova workflow would help you identify areas that deserve attention, review recent observations and decide what to check on the ground.
Planned for growers
- Connected field monitoring · Planned · target Dec 2026
Fields ranked by change
Your fields in order of how much each score changed, with the image date behind every score.
- Alerts and to-do list · Planned
A notice when a score drops
A notice when a field's score drops, and a list of field checks to do.
- Shared adviser view · Planned
Your agronomist would see the same view
Discuss what you found with the person who advises you, looking at the same fields and dates.
On this website today
- Field demo · Available on this website
Try it on a sample farm
Explore the proposed workflow with synthetic data: three sample Prairie fields, their scores and fixed example answers.
Try the field demo - Scouting checklist · Available on this website
Print a field-check plan
Prepare a printable field-visit record: the zones to compare, the questions to look into and what to record.
Prepare a field visit with the scouting checklist - Value calculator · Available on this website
What a service would need to be worth
Enter your own farm numbers to see the most a field-monitoring service could cost per acre per year to pay.
Work out what the service would need to be worth