Dashboard
Satellite field monitoring with Dagan
Growing Smart Dashboard reads satellite imagery, weather and your own field records every day.
Every clear pass is compared with the field's own history, its crop cycle and what your team logged.
Down from 0.78 to 0.64 along the south edge on the last two clear passes, while the rest of the field held steady.
What Dagan reads for every field
The dashboard
The most urgent Next Step sits at the top, with the field and the reason.
Field status
A satellite reading shows how green a field looked. It cannot say why. So each field carries an attention chip with the reason written out, and NDVI is shown on its own sand to green scale as the vegetation signal.
A drop confirmed on a later clear pass, a problem your team reported getting worse, or Dagan's call after reading the whole field.
A change seen once, or one part of the field reading lower than the rest.
Readings in step with the field's own recent history for this stage of the crop cycle.
No crop Not enough dataBetween crop cycles, or while the sky stays cloudy, a field says so instead of guessing.
The field page
The status card gives the reason, who set it and Dagan's read of the field. Every point on the NDVI history opens that day's heatmap, so you know which part of the field to walk.
Dagan, your AI agronomist
Dagan reads each field's imagery beside its crop cycle, growth stage, weather, the work your team logged and earlier reports. It learns each farm as the crop cycles pass.
Clear limits. Dagan never recommends a spray product or a spray rate and never diagnoses a pest or disease from satellite data. It says what was measured, what you reported, and when to ask an agronomist.
Reports and chat
Dagan's morning insight leads with the fields that need you, and his weekly report looks back over the week. In chat, Dagan answers from your farm's own records and shows the field, the NDVI chart or the Next Step it is talking about.
Next Steps
Dagan's advice, the farm's rules and your own items land in one ranked list. Mark a step done or log the field action, and the next report looks at whether the field responded.
Questions
Sentinel-2 satellite imagery (NDVI), the weather forecast, each field's crop cycle and growth stage, the activity your team logs, Field Issues, farm notes and Dagan's earlier reports. Higher resolution PlanetScope imagery is being added for farms that need it.
It says whether a field needs a visit: Needs attention, Worth a look or No concern right now, with the reason in one line. It comes from repeated clear satellite passes and from what your team reports, and Dagan reviews it every day. NDVI on its own is shown as the vegetation signal, from very low to very high. It describes how green the field looked, never whether the crop is healthy.
No. Dagan organises the evidence and says how sure it is. It does not diagnose pests or disease from satellite imagery and never recommends a spray product or a spray rate. For those calls, Ask an agronomist sends your question to the Growing Smart team.
Dagan writes a morning insight and a weekly report automatically. Sentinel-2 needs a clear sky, so every reading carries its date, and a reading more than a week old is marked as stale instead of looking current.
Yes. Each farm has its own members and roles. Owners and managers run the farm, workers log field activity and complete Next Steps, and advisors get read-only access to the fields, logs and reports.
Start with your own fields
Walk through your fields, Dagan's reports and your Next Steps with the Growing Smart team.