How does the crop look
in the counties you buy?
Each week we measure corn and soy from satellite and compare them to a normal year — county by county. One short brief. You use it for space, hours, and basis.
For grain desks through harvest. We send it when the week is in.
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Updated weekly · ESA Sentinel-2 NDVI · USDA NASS + CDL · IEMRE weather · 5-year baseline.
What you get
The origin book you already run
Name eight to twelve Iowa counties. We tell you how this week’s crop looks against those same counties in a normal year.
Ahead, even, or behind
Real satellite on corn and soy, compared to the last five years for that week. If clouds won, we say so instead of guessing.
In the inbox, not another login
Written for a harvest desk — what to do with space, hours, and basis — not another map to click.
One table. Then a sentence.
Each county versus a normal year, versus last week, and whether we actually saw it from space. If we show yield, it is a range — we do not pretend we weighed the truck.
“Madison and Warren still well above their 5-year (+6%). Polk is even. Guthrie recovered from last week’s dip. Fresh Sentinel-2, not a fill.”
A weekly brief
for the desk that bids grain.
One invoice for your Iowa counties through harvest. Not per county. We send it when the week is in.