One of the most important pieces of information for an agronomy advisory service is the results of a recent soil test. Soil tests provide information about the pH of the soil, the levels of nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, and other factors that can affect crop growth.
By providing this information to our team, we can make recommendations for soil amendments and fertilizer applications that will help your crops thrive.

Another important piece of information for the remote agronomy advisory service is the history of the crops that have been grown on the farm.
This includes information about the types of crops, the planting and harvesting dates, and any pest or disease problems that have been encountered in the past. This information can help us to make recommendations for crop rotations and pest management strategies that will help maximize yields and prevent disease outbreaks.

Climate plays a major role in crop growth and development, so it's important to provide real-time information about the climate in your area. This includes data on average temperatures, rainfall amounts, and other climate factors that may affect crop growth. With this information, we do recommendations for planting and harvest dates, irrigation scheduling, and other practices that will help optimize crop growth.

Providing maps of your farm can be incredibly helpful in developing a customized crop management plan. These maps should include information about the location of fields, irrigation systems, drainage systems, and any other features that may affect crop growth. By understanding the layout of your farm, we recommend planting patterns, crop rotations, and other best practices.

Finally, it's important to communicate your goals and objectives. This includes information about the crops you want to grow, your desired yields, and any other factors that may be important to you. By understanding your goals and objectives, we develop a customized crop management plan that is tailored to your specific needs.