Smart Agriculture Solution
Precision farming
Plan farming activities with weather and soil data Use Spire Global satellite forecasts and current soil moisture data to plan planting, irrigation, and field management.
Farming Intelligence Platform
Your farming data in one view
Review available weather and soil information in one screen. Ask for a demonstration of the data and tools included in your package.
Weather Forecast
Use Spire forecast data for planning; confirm the forecast period and update schedule in the selected package.
Soil moisture
Track soil moisture across different field areas.
Planting Calendar
Use available conditions and forecasts to discuss planting and harvesting plans with your farm team.
Analytics & Reports
Data and reports to support field management decisions.
Agricultural Applications
Agricultural Applications
Rice Field Management
Optimize water management for rice paddies with precise soil moisture and weather forecasting
Plantation Crops
Enhance palm oil, rubber, and other plantation productivity with climate intelligence
Horticulture
Improve vegetable and fruit yields with optimal irrigation and harvest planning
Precision Irrigation
Automate irrigation systems based on real-time soil moisture data
Drought Management
Early warning system for drought conditions to protect crops
Farm Insurance
Data-backed insurance claims with verified weather and soil conditions
Plan a system that fits your site
Start with a decision on the farm: when to irrigate, when to schedule field work or which area needs inspection. Weather and field records help you see conditions more clearly. They do not replace knowledge of the crop, soil and local farming practice.
Step 1
Describe the crop, growing stage, field areas and the decision you want to improve. Choose the measurements or forecast information that help with that decision instead of collecting unrelated data.
Step 2
Select suitable observation points and a data service. A station measures its location; a forecast or mapped soil estimate covers an area. Confirm which values come from physical sensors and which come from a model.
Step 3
Review the information with the farm team, compare it with field checks and record decisions. Begin with a practical pilot if the site or crop response is not yet understood, then agree whether to expand.
What to prepare before asking for a quote
- Send the farm location, approximate area, crop type, irrigation method and field access. Include existing measurements, problems during dry or wet periods and the staff who will use the information.
- State whether you need observations, advice-supporting information or automatic irrigation control. A dashboard does not automatically operate a pump or valve; control equipment and safety rules need a separate agreed scope.
Care and ongoing costs
Include field access, sensor cleaning and checks after changes to land use or irrigation. Review the placement of observation points as the farm expands. Budget for data-service renewal and equipment care as well as purchase.
Know the limits
No fixed yield increase or water saving is promised from installing monitoring alone. The outcome depends on the crop, soil, weather, irrigation and how the team uses the information. Forecasts and mapped soil estimates should be checked against local observations.
Questions before you order
Do I need a sensor in every field?
Not necessarily. Different soils, slopes, crops and irrigation zones may need separate observations. Start by mapping those differences; the team can then discuss representative locations and the limits of using one reading for a larger area.
Can the system water the crop automatically?
Monitoring and automatic control are different scopes. Share the pump, valve and existing control details if automation is needed. The offer should state the control rules, manual override and what happens when a sensor, network or power supply fails.
Explore the relevant equipment
- AWS — farm weather
Measure weather at selected farm locations.
- Spire — forecast planning
Review forecast information for farm work planning.
- Custom system — field needs
Discuss additional measurements or control requirements.
Transform Your Farm with Data-Driven Intelligence
Join progressive farmers across Indonesia who are increasing yields and reducing costs with precision agriculture.