Know your yield before you harvest.
Acreweave fuses Sentinel-2 satellite imagery, SSURGO soil profiles, and local GDD accumulation into a field-level yield forecast — updated every 7 days from early canopy through harvest cut.
Yield forecasts are estimates based on available field and weather data. Actual results vary by agronomic practices, field conditions, and weather events.
Three data layers. One reliable forecast.
Satellite field scan
Weekly Sentinel-2 passes deliver NDVI, EVI, and SWIR indices at 10m resolution — tracking canopy closure rate, biomass accumulation, and early stress signals field by field.
GDD accumulation + soil profile
Growing degree days from the nearest ASOS station, fused with your field's SSURGO soil texture and water-holding capacity, drive the phenology model forward each week.
Field-level yield forecast
A calibrated agronomic model outputs a bushels-per-acre range for each field, with a confidence interval — updated every 7 days from early canopy through harvest window.
From planting to harvest cut — one platform.
Yield Forecast Map
Per-field bu/ac projections updated weekly. Export as PDF for your agronomist, lender, or grain buyer.
Field Health Score
A single 0–100 score per field, built from canopy NDVI, heat stress history, and GDD-to-date vs. seasonal norms.
Input Optimizer
Side-dress N timing recommendations calibrated to each field's yield potential — not a flat calendar date.
Season Timeline
GDD tracker with predicted phenology milestones — tassel, silking, R3, flag leaf, heading date — for all four crops.
Alert Feed
Field-specific heat stress, drought window, and late-planting delay alerts — pushed to your email or SMS.
Harvest Report
Post-harvest summary comparing combine yield monitor data against season-long Acreweave forecasts, field by field.
What row-crop farmers say.
We ran Acreweave alongside our traditional scouting last season on 1,400 corn acres. Their mid-July forecast was within 6 bushels of our combine average.
Dale Osterhaus
Owner, Osterhaus Grain Farms
Harlan County, NE
The nitrogen timing tool alone paid for the subscription. I shifted my side-dress applications two weeks based on the yield potential model and held a 4-bushel advantage.
Renata Velez
Farm Manager
Fresno County, CA
I was skeptical of satellite-based predictions, but the field health scores matched what I saw when I drove every field. It's a good gut-check.
Marcus Tolle
Crop Consultant, Central Valley Ag
Kings County, CA
Testimonials are representative of grower experience; individual results depend on field conditions and management practices.
What a 5-bushel yield advantage means.
On 1,000 corn acres at $4.50/bu, a 5 bu/ac improvement is $22,500 in additional revenue. That 5-bushel advantage comes from better N timing, earlier stress detection, and a harvest window planned off the forecast rather than the calendar. The Grower plan costs $2.40/acre/season — $2,400 on 1,000 acres.
ROI calculation: 5 bu/ac × 1,000 acres × $4.50/bu = $22,500 revenue gain vs $2,400 plan cost. Actual results depend on field conditions, management, and commodity prices.
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Set up your fields in under 10 minutes. Your first yield forecast arrives within 48 hours.