2026

Agriculture by Nimbus Earth

Know which fields need water, and which need a closer look — before you drive out to them.

Designed in Britain, built for farms everywhere. In the UK: SFI options, Defra disease notices and local weather, built in.

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Why farmers use Nimbus Earth Agriculture

  • Spot crop stress early

    Satellite readings show a struggling patch of field before you can see it from the gate, while there is still time to act.

  • Water when it is needed

    Soil moisture and the weather forecast tell you when a field needs irrigating, so you are not watering on a fixed schedule.

  • Run the farm from one hub

    Plan irrigation, spray windows, grazing and field work in the Management Hub — in the office or out in the field, even with no signal.

Agriculture — farm management for the field

See your fields from space. Act on the ground.

What is Nimbus Earth Agriculture?

A full-spectrum farm management application built around the Management Hub. It connects your field diary, irrigation scheduling, spray windows, grazing rotation, UK SFI checks and variable-rate prescriptions directly to live satellite and weather data — so every record you log sharpens the advice you get back.

Who it's for

Farmers, agronomists, co-operatives, and estate managers who want one practical system to plan field work, track records, and catch developing crop or water problems early — without needing specialist satellite knowledge.

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Nimbus Earth Agriculture Management Hub monthly calendar for Field 1 (6.56 ha, Winter Wheat) showing stem extension, nitrogen splits, Septoria and yellow rust checks, T1 fungicide and growth regulator applications, foliar manganese, weekly field walks, sprayer calibration, and local temperature and rainfall Nimbus Earth Agriculture map view of Water Lane Farm Field 2 with the NDVI layer over the reference image, a legend reading 0.25 and a field breakdown from bare soil to very dense cover, above a 12-month NDVI and NDRE trend chart