Know what’s changing, where, and over time.
Agronomy analytics software should help you find answers in the information you’re already collecting, not create another place to manage data. QA Advisor Analytics brings it together so you can spot trends, compare what’s happening across fields and growers, and know where to take a closer look.
Every operation is different. Define custom metrics around the questions you actually want answered, whether that’s aphid counts, crop development, pest pressure, soil values, NDVI, or weather conditions. QA Advisor compiles the information as it comes in, so you can evaluate what’s happening now or across an entire season.
One field observation tells you what’s happening at a point in time. Analytics helps you see whether it’s part of a larger pattern. Follow changes over time, compare results across fields or growers, and use the bigger picture to decide when something needs your attention.
Bring your metrics together in customizable dashboards using heat maps, line graphs, and bar charts. Set the time frame that matters, from a single day to an entire season.
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Insights don’t have to stay buried in a dashboard. View relevant metrics while reviewing a scouting report, or select a field on the map to understand what’s been happening there over time. The context you need is available alongside the field information you’re already using.
QA Advisor’s core platform is priced by users and roles, not by the acre. Scouting, recommendations, soil sampling, and reporting are all included. Add-on modules let you expand the platform as your operation grows, each priced to fit the capabilities you actually need.
When you have a question, a real person answers. FarmQA offers one-on-one support for every customer.
See how QA Advisor Analytics brings scouting, imagery, soil, weather, and other field information together to help you track trends, compare results, and find the patterns that matter.
"With Analytics, I get a good picture of the number of aphids, for example, and whether they're going up or down…"