Weather tools for growers and agricultural businesses
Agricultural weather monitoring for every field
Organize weather monitoring around your fields, not just the nearest city. Review forecasts, set field-specific alerts and identify conditions that deserve attention without checking everything manually.
One location, its forecast, your rules
Fields on a map
Define the location or geometry of each field. Each forecast and alert rule belongs to the field you want to monitor.
Field-specific alerts
Choose thresholds for temperature, rain, gusts, heat, humidity or atmospheric instability based on the conditions you need to follow.
Forecast comparison
Review information from several weather sources to understand where forecasts agree and where they differ.
From forecasts to field operations
Frost
Track forecast temperatures and get alerts when your selected threshold is reached for a field.
Accumulated rain
Monitor expected precipitation within a specific time window, not only the probability of rain.
Wind and spraying
Review gusts and hourly conditions when planning weather-sensitive field work.
Start monitoring your fields
- Create an account and add the fields you want to follow, identifying each one on the map.
- Review each field forecast and define alert rules with your own thresholds.
- Track forecast changes and receive notifications when a configured condition appears.
Built for monitoring multiple fields
When fields are located in different areas, forecast risks and relevant thresholds may differ. Vienor treats each field as its own monitoring unit and organizes forecasts and alerts in one platform. Field limits depend on your subscription plan.
Forecasts, not sensors installed on your fields
Vienor uses model-based weather information. Associating a forecast with a field location is not the same as measuring real-time conditions on-site and does not guarantee a forecast event will occur. Alerts complement, but do not replace, local observation and agronomic judgment.
Frequently asked questions
Can I monitor multiple fields from one account?
Yes. You can add multiple fields and set different rules for each. The number of fields depends on your plan.
Is the forecast just for the nearest city?
Monitoring uses the location you define for each field. Weather models have resolution limits and are not equivalent to measurements taken inside the field.
Which alerts can I configure?
Available rules cover frost, rain, wind, heat, high humidity and convective instability conditions.
Do alerts use a consensus of all forecast providers?
No. Comparing different sources is informative; alert rules use the primary meteorological source in Vienor.
Can I try the platform before subscribing?
Yes. Vienor offers a 30-day trial without a credit card.
Read more about field-specific forecasts
Start with the fields that matter to you
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