Field variability leads to yield differences across a single field — causes are multiple: different soil properties, drainage, past cropping, elevation. FVA turns that variation into a score you can quantify.
Most growers apply one flat rate to the whole field. Your field variability score is the first step to understanding if this could be eating your profit.
Every field has zones that behave differently — measuring is the first step to managing.
Is applying a flat rate of inputs to lower and higher performing zones driving poor performance? FVA is the first step to find out.
A Variability Index score and productivity per zone gives you clear insight to your field before any decision is made.
No equipment, no installation. Just satellite data and Syngenta agronomic research, translated into something you can read.
A short form. A digital report. A picture of your field, zone by zone.
Postcode, size in hectares (minimum 0.5 ha), main crop. That's all we need.
5 years of satellite imagery combined into one average map. Report ready in about 6 hours.
Digital dashboard with Zone maps, Variability Index, productivity difference per zone.
Explore the map yourself, share it with your agronomist, or use it as a baseline for next season. No pressure, no follow-up unless you ask.
Every field has high-performing zones and lower-performing zones. FVA gives them a name, a score, and a map. Take a look on the right.
The Variability Index combines two things: how different the parts of your field are (heterogeneity) and whether those differences hold over time (consistency).
How much crop performance varies across your field. We show the zones. The bigger the difference between zones, the higher the heterogeneity.
How stable those zones have been across 5 years of history. A field with high consistency responds well to variable-rate. A field with low consistency makes it harder to apply rates precisely within the field.
Explore FVA — no commitment, no follow-up unless you want it.
Fields have zones that already perform above average and zones that under-perform. FVA shows you which is which, so you match rate to real potential — save on the weak zones, optimise on the strong ones.
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Field variability is real. FVA makes it visible.
