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The farm advisor that answers at 5 a.m.

Almanac AI answers field questions using your crop, your weather and your local rules. Decide what to spray, sow or harvest without waiting for a callback.

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Almanac AISample answer
Winter wheat, 14 ha, stem elongation. Can I spray fungicide on Thursday?
Yes. Thursday 06:00 to 10:00 is the best window.
Wind2.8 m/s
Rain, next 24 h0.0 mm
Air temperature11 °C
Growth stageBBCH 32

Check the product label for the maximum number of applications and the buffer zone next to water.

Rows of young winter wheat in a field at sunrise

Knows where your crop is in its season

Example: winter wheat, northern Europe

What it does

Practical answers for the work in front of you

Built around the questions farmers ask during the season, not around a chatbot demo.

Field questions

Ask in plain words

Send a text or a voice note. Answers use your crop, growth stage and location.

Timing

Weather-matched windows

See the best days to spray, sow or harvest based on wind, rain and temperature forecasts for your field.

Photos

Check a leaf or a plant

Send a photo and get likely causes, what to check next, and when to call an agronomist.

Rules and records

Stay inside the limits

Keep track of label limits, buffer zones and the spray records your region requires.

Planning

A calendar for every crop

See the stages and tasks coming up, adjusted as the season moves earlier or later.

Language

Your language, your units

Answers in the language you farm in, with local units and local names for crops and diseases.

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Photo checks

Send a photo, get a next step

Take a picture of a leaf or a patch in your field. Almanac AI describes what it sees, lists the likely causes and tells you what to check before you spend money on a treatment. If the picture is unclear, it asks for a better one.

How it works

Set it up once, then just ask

STEP 1

Tell it about your farm

Add your fields, crops, sowing dates and location. It takes a few minutes.

STEP 2

Ask a question

Type or speak. Ask about timing, symptoms, products, rules or the week ahead.

STEP 3

Get an answer you can act on

Every answer shows the data behind it and says when a question needs a human expert.

Who it's for

One advisor, three ways to use it

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Farmers

Quick answers in the middle of the season, when the agronomist is busy and the weather is about to change.

Agronomists and advisors

Handle more growers by letting Almanac AI draft routine recommendations that you review before they go out.

Co-ops and dealers

Give every member an advisor, and see which questions come up most across your region.

Trust

Built to be checked, not just believed

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It shows its reasoning

Each answer lists the weather, growth stage and rules it used, so you can verify it.

It says when it is unsure

When a question is risky or unclear, it tells you to ask a person instead of guessing.

Your field data stays yours

Your farm data is used to answer your questions. We do not sell it.

Questions

Frequently asked

Does Almanac AI replace my agronomist?

No. It handles routine questions quickly and flags situations that need a person. Agronomists can also use it to work faster.

Which crops and regions are covered?

We are starting with a small set of crops and regions and adding more over time. Follow us on X for announcements.

How much will it cost?

Pricing will be announced at launch.

Does it work with a weak internet connection?

It is designed around simple messages, so a basic connection should be enough for questions and answers.

How accurate is the advice?

Advice can be wrong, and conditions differ from field to field. Always check product labels and local regulations before you apply anything. Almanac AI shows the data behind each answer so you can verify it.

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Product updates, new crops and regions, and early access news are posted on X first.

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