Field and estate

The field, seen whole.

An estate's yield is decided by daily settings nobody can watch everywhere: water, soil, weather, plant health. This design watches everywhere at once, and answers to your agronomist.

Origin. Published tree-crown mapping research Inputs. Ground sensors, imagery and the estate's books

The problem

Where the yield leaks.

Disease outruns the scout

A leaf turns on Monday, and by the time anyone who can name the blight has walked that row, it has crossed the field.

Yield arrives as a surprise

The real tonnage is learned at the weighbridge, weeks too late to sell forward, so the crop goes at whatever the day pays.

Water runs on a timer

The pumps come on by the clock, whether the ground is dry or rain is an hour away, and the water and diesel are paid for either way.

Grading drifts by the hour

Two graders give two answers, the afternoon disagrees with the morning, and the dispute is settled at the weighbridge in the buyer's favour.

The design

One picture, then a plan.

It began in the founder’s published research, mapping 100,000 tropical tree crowns from the air.

Next step

Bring us the estate.

Palm, dairy, produce or mixed: if the daily settings decide your year, this design was drawn for your land.

Bring us the problem

Or email contact@quarkx.tech directly.