Plan treatments with each field's weather
Nine-day forecasts at the centre of every field, windows suitable for spraying, alerts and the risk of the main diseases.

A treatment with wind or rain on the way is a cost with no result. Agronix calculates the weather at the centre of every field, flags the hours when temperature, wind and rain allow spraying and estimates the risk of the main diseases from weather models.

Forecasts
Choose the right hours to spray
For each field: minimum and maximum temperatures, rain, wind, humidity and the windows suitable for spraying according to editable thresholds. Frost, strong wind, heavy rain and heat alerts start from default values, adjustable for each farm.
- Nine-day forecasts for each field
- Spraying windows with editable thresholds
- Frost, wind, rain and heat alerts
Disease risk
Stay ahead of downy mildew, powdery mildew and scab
From weather data Agronix estimates the risk of the main diseases of grapevine, apple, potato and tomato. The risk is shown next to the forecasts and can trigger a notification.
- Grapevine: downy and powdery mildew
- Apple: scab
- Potato and tomato: late blight
How to use it
- 1
Register the fields
The weather is calculated at the centre of each one.
- 2
Check the windows
On the Weather page or on the field page.
- 3
Adjust the thresholds
For treatments and for alerts.
- 4
Get the alerts
In the app and, if you wish, by email.
Specifications
- Forecasts
- MET Norway Locationforecast 2.0, ECMWF model at about 9 km.
- Default alerts
- Frost at 0 °C, wind from 50 km/h, rain from 30 mm, heat from 35 °C.
- Disease risk
- Grapevine, apple, potato and tomato.
- Calculation point
- The centre of each field.
Forecasts and risk models support the decision: the treatment remains the agronomist's choice and follows the product label.
Related features
- NotificationsMaps ready, new points, deadlines and personal thresholds, in the app and by email.Learn more

- Diseases and pestsDiagnosis from photos with models trained crop by crop, always confirmed by the agronomist.Learn more

- Irrigation adviceWhen to irrigate and how many millimetres, from the soil water balance using the FAO-56 method.Learn more

