Know how every field is doing, without leaving your desk.
ERWAY Plant Health watches your fields from space, turns what it sees into one simple score out of 100, and tells you the moment a crop starts to struggle. If you lent against that field, it also tells you what the harvest is now worth and how much of the payment it will cover — months before it shows up in the repayment schedule.
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Your fields today
Fields watched
128
6.420 hectares in total
Average health
64
121 fields checked this week
Needing attention
17
9 warnings not yet read
Your plan
Fields watched
128/250
Automatic check-ins this month
384/750
Reports exported
12/50
Latest check-ins
| Field | Crop | This season | Health | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Trennow Ridge FLD-2481 · 42.6 ha · Northern Plains | Wheat | 84+3 Strong | 2 days ago | |
Cadmere Bend FLD-3390 · 68.2 ha · River Valley | Maize | 47-14 Watch | Yesterday | |
Ostrey East FLD-1174 · 25.9 ha · Eastern Uplands | Sunflower | 71-2 Steady | 3 days ago | |
Marbeck FLD-5628 · 91.4 ha · Southern Basin | Cotton | 33-21 Poor | Today | |
Ardenmoor FLD-0917 · 37.1 ha · Northern Plains | Barley | 88+1 Strong | 2 days ago | |
Vasgrave FLD-4402 · 54.8 ha · Western Moors | Wheat | 63-6 Steady | 4 days ago |
Works with the crops you already grow and finance
Daily
A new score worked out every day
0–100
One score for how a field is doing
Months
Warning ahead of a short harvest
Who it's for
One picture of the field, seven different jobs
The same satellite pass answers a different question depending on who is asking. Pick the one that sounds like you and see the screen built for it.
Smarter growing, lower costs, a better margin
What you would use it for
- Spot disease and pest damage early, and treat only where it is needed
- Get the timing and the amount of irrigation right
- See where the field is short of nutrition before the yield goes
- Catch drought and frost stress while there is still time to act
- Compare how your parcels performed against each other
- Plan labour and machinery around what the fields actually need
What it gets you
Field health score
Cadmere Bend · one number for how the crop is doing
The crop is clearly struggling and the trend is going the wrong way.
- Last checked
- Yesterday
- How sure we are
- High
Based on 14 clear satellite passes this season.
What's pulling the score down
Each line shows how many points that factor added or took away.
Crop greenness
Well below normal for this stage
Leaf moisture
Dropping for three checks running
Rainfall
57 mm short over the last month
Ground cover
Still close to normal
Standing water
None detected
Burn damage
None detected
What each score means
Crop likely lost
At risk
Needs attention
This field
Keep an eye on it
Healthy
What it does
From a satellite picture to a decision you can defend
Each part answers one question — how is the field doing, why, and what should happen next.
Every field you follow, on one screen
Average health across everything you watch, which fields need attention today, and how much of your plan you have used.
- One health score per field, from 0 to 100
- A season line that shows the direction of travel
- The fields that changed most, first
Your fields today
Fields watched
128
6.420 hectares in total
Average health
64
121 fields checked this week
Needing attention
17
9 warnings not yet read
Your plan
Fields watched
128/250
Automatic check-ins this month
384/750
Reports exported
12/50
Latest check-ins
| Field | Crop | This season | Health | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Trennow Ridge FLD-2481 · 42.6 ha · Northern Plains | Wheat | 84+3 Strong | 2 days ago | |
Cadmere Bend FLD-3390 · 68.2 ha · River Valley | Maize | 47-14 Watch | Yesterday | |
Ostrey East FLD-1174 · 25.9 ha · Eastern Uplands | Sunflower | 71-2 Steady | 3 days ago | |
Marbeck FLD-5628 · 91.4 ha · Southern Basin | Cotton | 33-21 Poor | Today | |
Ardenmoor FLD-0917 · 37.1 ha · Northern Plains | Barley | 88+1 Strong | 2 days ago | |
Vasgrave FLD-4402 · 54.8 ha · Western Moors | Wheat | 63-6 Steady | 4 days ago |
Add a field in under a minute — or a whole book at once
Type in a parcel ID and we pull the boundary from the land registry. Or drop in a file from your farm software and we check every shape in it before a single field is registered.
- Parcel ID or boundary file — whichever you have
- Up to 4,000 fields in one upload, each one checked
- Link it to a loan file so the land knows what it is securing
Add a field
Tell us where the field is, and we'll start checking it from space.
Parcel found in the land registry
If a parcel ID does not resolve, we say so straight away rather than registering an empty field — you can upload the boundary instead.
This is the field we found
Boundary looks good — 68.2 hectares.
Link this to a loan file
Optional — but this is what turns a boundary into something that can tell you whether the money is coming back.
What should we watch?
Crop health
Greenness, leaf moisture and ground cover
Weather and water
Rain, heat and how much the crop needs
Flood and fire
Standing water and burn damage
Health score and alerts
One number, plus a warning when it moves
First results usually land within a day. After that the field is checked on its own.
Checked every day, not every visit
The score is worked out every single day from the latest picture and that day's weather. A dated line for each one — including the days cloud got in the way, because a gap you cannot see is worse than one you can.
- A score every day, a new picture every few days
- Blocked passes shown, never filled in
- The dated record every other figure traces back to
Daily monitoring
Cadmere Bend · FLD-3390 · Cadmere Bend Agriculture · LN-2291
Health score today
-14 over 11 – 31 July
Days watched
Since 10 March
Scores worked out
One every day
Clear pictures
Rest lost to cloud
Warnings open
On this field
The score is worked out every single day from the most recent picture and that day's weather. A new satellite picture arrives every few days — and when cloud hides the field, we say so rather than filling the gap in.
Every day, 11 – 31 July
Most recent last
| Day | Satellite | Score | What was refreshed | What it triggered |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 Jul | Clear · 4% cloud | 61 | Crop greennessLeaf moistureGround coverRainfallTemperature | — |
| 12 Jul | No pass | 61 | RainfallTemperature | — |
| 13 Jul | No pass | 60-1 | RainfallTemperature | — |
| 14 Jul | Clear · 11% cloud | 60 | Crop greennessLeaf moistureGround coverRainfallTemperature | — |
| 15 Jul | No pass | 59-1 | RainfallTemperature | — |
| 16 Jul | Clear · 6% cloud | 58-1 | Crop greennessLeaf moistureGround coverRainfallTemperature | — |
| 17 Jul | No pass | 58 | RainfallTemperature | — |
| 18 Jul | No pass | 57-1 | RainfallTemperature | — |
| 19 Jul | Clear · 2% cloud | 55-2 | Crop greennessLeaf moistureGround coverRainfallTemperature | — |
| 20 Jul | No pass | 54-1 | RainfallTemperature | — |
| 21 Jul | Hidden · 78% cloud | 54 | RainfallTemperature | — |
| 22 Jul | No pass | 53-1 | RainfallTemperature | — |
| 23 Jul | No pass | 52-1 | RainfallTemperature | — |
| 24 Jul | Clear · 9% cloud | 51-1 | Crop greennessLeaf moistureGround coverRainfallTemperature | RULE-03 · second check outside the normal band |
| 25 Jul | No pass | 50-1 | RainfallTemperature | — |
| 26 Jul | Clear · 14% cloud | 50 | Crop greennessLeaf moistureGround coverRainfallTemperature | — |
| 27 Jul | No pass | 49-1 | RainfallTemperature | — |
| 28 Jul | No pass | 48-1 | RainfallTemperature | — |
| 29 Jul | Hidden · 91% cloud | 48 | RainfallTemperature | AL-8802 · Much less rain than usual |
| 30 Jul | No pass | 47-1 | RainfallTemperature | — |
| 31 Jul | Clear · 3% cloud | 47 | Crop greennessLeaf moistureGround coverRainfallTemperature | AL-8821 · Crop health dropped sharply |
This record is the evidence
Every figure on the loan file traces back to a dated line here — which is what makes it hold up in a credit committee, a restructuring, or a recovery.
See the crop, not a spreadsheet
Green is a thick, healthy crop. Orange and brown are bare or failing ground. Step back through the season, and click anywhere to see what that spot is doing.
- Colour laid over a real satellite picture
- Step back through the season, 10 days at a time
- Click any spot for a plain-English reading
Cadmere Bend
Maize · 68.2 ha · River Valley · Tasselling
Checked every 10 days
Showing 31 July
Dotted dates were hidden by cloud, so there is nothing to show for them.
What to show
Watch the crop grow, week by week
The shaded band is what this crop normally reaches at each point in the season. Your field is the line. When the line falls out of the band, something is wrong.
- Compared against a normal season for that crop
- Leaf moisture and ground cover alongside
- The moment things turned, marked clearly
How the crop is doing
Cadmere Bend · Maize · sown 10 March
Crop greenness through the season
The shaded band is what a healthy maize crop normally reaches at each point in the season.
Now
47
Normally
87
The crop kept pace until mid-June, then fell away and has stayed below the normal range for the last three check-ins.
Leaf moisture
How much water the leaves are holding
44
Ground cover
How much of the soil the crop has covered
68
One number you can act on
Everything is rolled into a score from 0 to 100, where 100 is a thriving crop — with an honest breakdown of exactly which factors pushed it up or down.
- 0–100, where higher is healthier
- Every point up or down accounted for
- How sure we are, and what that is based on
Field health score
Cadmere Bend · one number for how the crop is doing
The crop is clearly struggling and the trend is going the wrong way.
- Last checked
- Yesterday
- How sure we are
- High
Based on 14 clear satellite passes this season.
What's pulling the score down
Each line shows how many points that factor added or took away.
Crop greenness
Well below normal for this stage
Leaf moisture
Dropping for three checks running
Rainfall
57 mm short over the last month
Ground cover
Still close to normal
Standing water
None detected
Burn damage
None detected
What each score means
Crop likely lost
At risk
Needs attention
This field
Keep an eye on it
Healthy
Told what to do, not just what happened
Each score band comes with a plain next step — one written for whoever financed the field, one for whoever farms it — and the evidence behind it.
- Five bands, from healthy through to crop lost
- Separate advice for lenders and growers
- Backed by dated satellite pictures
What to do next
Cadmere Bend · Maize · 68.2 ha
Needs attention
The crop is clearly struggling and the trend is going the wrong way.
Health score
47
was 61 at the last check
If you financed this field
- Call the grower this week
- Check the crop insurance is in place
- Revise the expected harvest income down
If you farm this field
- Get out to the field
- Check water and nutrition
- Consider an early treatment
The action this score maps onto
The harvest will not cover the payment in full.
- Contact the borrower this week
- Verify the crop insurance is in force
- Revise expected revenue down 15% and recompute coverage
Score bands are set once and applied to every file, so two officers looking at the same field reach the same next step. Move to stage 2 — watch.
Why we say this
Every number here comes from a dated satellite picture you can open.
- Health score now
- 47 / 100
- Score at last check
- 61 / 100
- Share of field affected
- 68%
- Falling since
- 3 checks (30 days)
- Rain vs. normal
- 41 mm vs. 96 mm
- Clear satellite passes
- 14 this season
Find out before the harvest does
When a field turns, you get a warning in words: what changed, how much of the field it covers, and how long it has been going on.
- Raised automatically, no one has to go looking
- Says how much of the field is affected
- Shows exactly where the trouble is on a map
Warnings
We tell you when a field changes — you decide what to do.
Crop health dropped sharply
Cadmere Bend fell 14 points to 47 since the last check. The drop covers most of the field, not one corner, and it has now been falling for three checks in a row.
Cadmere Bend · Maize · FLD-3390 · LN-2291 · D. Falgate · RULE-02
Yesterday
Field far behind for the time of year
Marbeck is scoring 33, well below what cotton normally reaches at this stage. Around two thirds of the field is affected.
Marbeck · Cotton · FLD-5628 · LN-2318 · R. Osward · RULE-01
Today
Much less rain than usual
Only 41 mm of rain in the last 30 days against a normal 96 mm, while the crop needed about 118 mm.
Cadmere Bend · Maize · FLD-3390 · LN-2291 · D. Falgate · RULE-03
3 days ago
Leaves drying faster than normal
Leaf moisture has fallen for two checks running. Worth a look before it shows up in the harvest.
Ostrey East · Sunflower · FLD-1174 · LN-2263 · R. Osward · RULE-03
5 days ago
Slow start to the season
Dealt withThe field greened up about ten days later than the fields around it. Growth has since caught up.
Vasgrave · Wheat · FLD-4402 · LN-2246 · R. Osward · RULE-03
2 weeks ago
How much of the money is coming back
Crop type gives the yield and the price. The health score gives what share of a normal harvest to expect. Together they tell you what this harvest is worth — and how much of the payment it will actually cover.
- Written at 1.05 times cover, now at 0.65 — all of it crop health
- Every assumption printed on the screen, not buried in a model
- Insurance and guarantees netted off to what is genuinely at risk
Will the harvest cover the payment?
Cadmere Bend Agriculture · SEASONAL-25/2291 · Cadmere Bend · Maize · 68.2 ha
The harvest will cover
65%
of the €96,400 due on 15 October
Coverage ratio 0.65 · DSCR
Written at 1.05 — comfortably covered. Everything between then and now is crop health: the field is scoring 47 out of 100.
Lent against this field
Exposure at default
Harvest income lost so far
Revenue shortfall
Nothing covers this
Amount at risk
Where the file sits
Intervention required
From what was underwritten to what is at risk
Every row is a figure you can open. Nothing here is an estimate of an estimate.
Harvest income underwritten
A normal season for this crop
Lost to poor crop health
Health 47/100
Harvest income now expected
Kept by the borrower (20%)
Not assigned to this facility
Available to repay
Payment due 15 October
Not covered by the harvest
Expected insurance payout
Corravale Agri · POL-81266
Amount at risk
What this is worked out from
Change the price or the normal yield and every figure above moves with it — these are your assumptions, not ours.
What is behind it
Corravale Agri · POL-81266
Drought is a covered peril and this is a drought year — worth confirming the policy is still in force before the claim window.
Guarantees and security
Personal guarantee
S. Adeyi
€25,000
Machinery pledge
Cadmere Bend Agriculture
€34,000
The harvest will not cover the payment in full.
Contact the borrower this week
Verify the crop insurance is in force
Revise expected revenue down 15% and recompute coverage
Did the land really get harvested, and when?
Ground cover collapsing from a closed canopy to bare soil over a fortnight is the harvest. The date it happened is observed, not reported — so a crop cut three weeks early, or land that was never planted at all, does not go unnoticed.
- Declared sowing and harvest dates against what was seen
- Catches never-planted land and a crop that isn't what was declared
- The same parcel pledged against two facilities
Harvest check
What the borrower declared, against what the satellite actually saw.
Cadmere Bend
Harvest they declared
On the loan application
Harvest we observed
23 days early
Ground cover before
A closed canopy
Ground cover after
Bare soil 30 August
Cut 23 days early and 48 days before the payment falls due on 15 October. Worth establishing where the crop went before the instalment date.
Ground cover, either side of the harvest
A crop does not lose four fifths of its cover in a fortnight by accident. That fall is the harvest.
Emerged
24 March
Cut
28 August
Bare soil
30 August
Every field checked against its declaration
| Field | Crop declared | Crop seen | Harvest declared | Harvest seen | Drift | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Cadmere Bend Cadmere Bend Agriculture · LN-2291 | Maize | Maize | 20 September | 28 August | -23 d | Harvested early |
Marbeck Marbeck Cotton Co. · LN-2318 | Cotton | Cotton | 2 October | — | — | Not harvested |
Vasgrave Vasgrave Holdings · LN-2246 | Wheat | Spring-sown crop, not wheat | 25 August | — | — | Crop does not match |
Greymarsh Field Marbeck Cotton Co. · LN-2318 | Barley | None — bare all season | 8 July | — | — | Never planted |
Trennow Ridge Halvorne Farms Ltd · LN-2204 | Wheat | Wheat | 12 August | 14 August | +2 d | As declared |
Ardenmoor Ardenmoor Estate · LN-2177 | Barley | Barley | 1 July | 3 July | +2 d | As declared |
Ostrey East Ostrey Farm Partners · LN-2263 | Sunflower | Sunflower | 6 September | 18 September | +12 d | Harvested late |
Cadmere Bend
Cut 23 days early and 48 days before the payment falls due on 15 October. Worth establishing where the crop went before the instalment date.
Cadmere Bend Agriculture · LN-2291
Marbeck
21 days past the declared date with the crop still standing and ground cover flat at 34%. Consistent with a field that was not worth taking off.
Marbeck Cotton Co. · LN-2318
Vasgrave
The field was bare until mid-April. Wheat declared as sown in November would have been green by February. Whatever is growing here, it was not sown when the file says.
Vasgrave Holdings · LN-2246
Which crops and regions are carrying the risk
A dry season hits a whole region at once, so concentration is the number that matters. Hundreds of files roll into one view, with every move on the watchlist triggered by a field rather than a missed payment.
- Exposure by crop, by region and by how the crop is doing
- Files that changed band this month, and what that cost
- Months of warning before it reaches the repayment schedule
Loan book
128 files · 6,420 hectares watched from space
Lent against watched land
Total exposure
On fields that are struggling
21% of the book
The harvest will not cover
Amount at risk
What we expect to lose
Expected loss
Average payment cover
Weighted coverage 0.91
Which crops carry it
Exposure and file count
Which regions carry it
A dry season hits a whole region at once — this is the concentration that matters
Exposure by how the crop is doing
The same five bands used on every file
Performing
104
Stage 1
Watch
19
Stage 2
Impaired
5
Stage 3
Files that moved this month
Every move here was triggered by a field, not by a missed payment
| Borrower | Crop | Health | Moved | Exposure | At risk | Effect on the book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Marbeck Cotton Co. LN-2318 | Cotton | 33 | Needs attention→At risk | €338,000 | €102,359 | Stage 2 → 3 · provision up €61,000 |
Cadmere Bend Agriculture LN-2291 | Maize | 47 | Keep an eye on it→Needs attention | €164,000 | €15,337 | Stage 1 → 2 · provision up €18,400 |
Vasgrave Holdings LN-2246 | Wheat | 63 | Keep an eye on it→Keep an eye on it | €95,000 | €3,102 | Held at stage 2 · collateral query open |
Ostrey Farm Partners LN-2263 | Sunflower | 71 | Keep an eye on it→Keep an eye on it | €46,000 | €859 | No change |
Halvorne Farms Ltd LN-2204 | Wheat | 84 | Keep an eye on it→Healthy | €74,000 | — | Stage 2 → 1 · provision released €6,200 |
Rain, heat and standing water in context
Rain that fell against rain the crop needed, temperature through the season, an eight-day outlook for the field itself, and a check for flooding and burn damage.
- Rain it got versus rain it needed
- Eight-day outlook at the field, not the nearest town
- Standing water and burn damage checked every pass
Weather and water
What the field has had, and what is coming.
Did the crop get enough water?
Last 30 days
This field is well short of the rain it needed, and short of a normal year too — the most likely reason the crop fell behind.
Rainfall
Millimetres per five-day period
Temperature
Coldest to warmest, in °C
The next eight days
At this field, not the nearest town.
Today
36°
21°
0 mm
Tue
37°
22°
0 mm
Wed
35°
22°
0 mm
Thu
31°
20°
1 mm
Fri
27°
18°
12 mm
Sat
25°
17°
21 mm
Sun
29°
18°
2 mm
Mon
32°
19°
0 mm
Rain is finally due at the weekend — but it arrives too late to undo the damage already done.
A report you can send on
One PDF covering the whole season — the score, how the crop changed, the weather behind it and what we recommend — written for someone who has never seen a satellite image.
- Six sections, no jargon
- Every figure traced to a dated picture
- Download, print or email in one click
Reports
A plain-English summary of the season, ready to send on.
Field health report
Cadmere Bend · Maize · 68.2 ha
Reference
FLD-3390
Season covered
10 March – 10 August
Health score
47 / 100
How the crop changed
What we recommend
The crop is clearly struggling and the trend is going the wrong way.
- Call the grower this week
- Check the crop insurance is in place
- Revise the expected harvest income down
What's in the report
- 1Summary and health score
- 2How the crop changed through the season
- 3Weather and water over the period
- 4Flood and fire check
- 5Satellite pictures, start and end
- 6What we recommend
Colour key used throughout
Every figure in the report traces back to a dated satellite picture, so the numbers can be checked against what the field actually looked like.
Why ERWAY
Because nobody can walk every field, every week
Whether you grow the crop, buy it, insure it, lend against it or answer for it in policy, the hard part is the same — knowing which field needs attention today. Plant Health answers that without anyone leaving the office.
Months of warning
A crop starts to struggle long before anyone can see it from the road. Catching that early is the difference between a conversation and a write-off.
No field visit needed
Check a field on the other side of the country as easily as the one next door — and check all of them, not just the ones you had time for.
Evidence you can show
Every score traces back to a dated satellite picture, so a decision holds up whether you are explaining it to a committee or to a farmer.
Built for whole portfolios
Hundreds of fields roll up into one view, so you can see which regions, crops and borrowers are carrying the risk this season.
Field health score
Cadmere Bend · one number for how the crop is doing
The crop is clearly struggling and the trend is going the wrong way.
- Last checked
- Yesterday
- How sure we are
- High
Based on 14 clear satellite passes this season.
What's pulling the score down
Each line shows how many points that factor added or took away.
Crop greenness
Well below normal for this stage
Leaf moisture
Dropping for three checks running
Rainfall
57 mm short over the last month
Ground cover
Still close to normal
Standing water
None detected
Burn damage
None detected
What each score means
Crop likely lost
At risk
Needs attention
This field
Keep an eye on it
Healthy
Field health, inside the system you already use
Most people never want to open another dashboard. Send us your fields once, and the scores and warnings arrive wherever your team already works.
Scores where you already work
Pull each field's health score straight into your loan book, farm management software or spreadsheet — no second system to log into.
Told the moment it moves
Point us at a web address and we'll send the warning the second a field turns — carrying the exposure on the file and what the rule says should happen to it, so your loan system can act without anyone rekeying it.
Add fields in bulk
Send a whole portfolio of boundaries in one go instead of adding them one at a time — useful at the start of a season.
Documented and supported
Clear docs, a test environment to build against, and a recommended order to call things in, so a team wires it once.
How teams usually wire it up
Three steps, then it runs itself
The same engine that powers the screens in this demo — just reached from your own software.
- 1Send us the fields
parcel IDs or boundary files, in bulk
- 2Read the scores
health score · trend · what's driving it
- 3Get told when it changes
pushed to your loan system, with the exposure attached
Full docs and credentials are shared with approved integrators — not published here.
Start watching your fields this week
Take the two-minute tour, then send us a handful of your own fields and see what the last season actually looked like.