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Agricultural field intelligence

Know what is happening in every field — and what to check next.

ZaminAI combines earth observation, weather, field records and ground evidence into practical field intelligence.

Imagery: Esri World Imagery (Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics) — illustrative landscape, not a ZaminAI customer field

How it works

One platform, four steps

Satellite shows where something changed; your field checks show what it is.

  1. 01

    Monitor

    Every field on one map, checked again when a new satellite image or forecast arrives.

  2. 02

    Understand

    One status per field from all evidence — normal, watch, attention or not enough data — with the reasons.

  3. 03

    Verify

    Field checks, photos, sensors and advisor inspections confirm or change the assessment.

  4. 04

    Act

    Clear next steps — never a diagnosis or a treatment from satellite alone.

  5. 05

    Record

    Keep observations, actions and season records together.

  6. 06

    Reassess

    Review what changed when new evidence becomes available.

View methodology / Data & Evidence →

Status, stated plainly

What can I use today?

Keep field records together and decide where to check next.

Available now

Register and monitor fields

Save boundaries, review available satellite/weather and see status, evidence strength and the next check. Imagery and local data availability vary.

Available now

Record and follow up

Use Diary, Ask ZaminAI, Guide and recorded season economics. Advisors and organizations work with authorized fields.

Beta

Review a field report

Preview available evidence in the field workspace and use browser print. Automated report jobs and commercial APIs remain planned.

Find the workflow for your team · View capability status

The Field Atlas

Every observation shows where it came from.

In the field workspace a satellite layer shows its image date, source and resolution, and the cloud cover of that scene. Mapped soil is labelled as context, not a field measurement. Demo examples are labelled as demo.

Observation Context Needs field check Demo data
Satellite layer detailsExample
Layer
Vegetation NDVI
Source
Sentinel-2 L2A (10 m)
Image
scene date of the image used
Quality
cloud cover of that scene, %
The fields shown with every satellite layer — an example, not a measurement.

Who it is for

Designed for field users and institutions

ZaminAI should be useful from one field to regional agricultural programs.

Farmers

Monitor and understand their own fields with clearer field-level guidance.

Advisors

Support scouting, recommendations and field follow-up using environmental context.

Agribusinesses

Monitor multiple farms or production areas with consistent field records.

NGOs and development programs

Support remote agricultural monitoring and digital advisory work.

Government and extension

Prioritize fields, regions and crop-risk monitoring for field programs.

Researchers

Explore relationships between satellite, weather, soil and agricultural conditions.

Commercial pilot

Request a paid pilot

ZaminAI is ready to scope practical pilots for farmers, advisers and organizations. Pricing, payment provider setup and customer terms must be agreed before paid access or subscriptions are activated.

  • Set up farm and field records for one crop workflow.
  • Connect available satellite, weather and soil context to selected fields.
  • Train users to record activities, observations, costs and harvest information.
  • Produce a field history/report and define next configuration requirements.

Planning only — not an active pilot. Use normal field registration; local integrations require verification.

Start with a pilot proposal

Choose any country. Continue to the private enquiry form to share your use case, field range and contact details. No payment or service activation.

Start with records

Create a farm, add a field, record what happened.

The first workflow is practical: farm records, field context, observations, actions and reports. Field analysis remains available when satellite/weather configuration supports it.