Spend time advising, not writing up visits
Capture findings and recommendations during the visit. Keep the record with the client instead of rebuilding it at the end of the day.
Home / Who it’s forINDEPENDENT AGRONOMYYour expertise is your business.
Your expertise is your business.
Make more of it.
Spend more time with your clients. Keep your knowledge, advice and follow-up together, whether you work independently or as part of a team.
RECOGNISE THE WORKING DAY
More time for advice. Less time on administration.
- Agronomists compile reports after a full day in the field.
- Advice and agreements are recorded differently by each colleague.
- Client continuity depends on one agronomist’s memory and availability.
VALUE FOR YOUR ORGANISATION
Build your business on expertise you can retain.
Make the value behind your fee visible
Show the findings, reasoning and follow-up behind your service. Give clients a clearer view of the work they pay for.
Your best agronomist leaves. What stays?
Give colleagues the client history and the reasoning behind previous advice. Build on expertise instead of asking the client to repeat the story.
INDEPENDENT AGRONOMY IN PRACTICEIndependent advice.
Independent advice.
Applied in the field.
Independent crop advice, applied research and practical grower support.
View customer profileONE RECOGNISABLE WORKFLOW
One visit. A complete advisory record.
Illustrative workflow: a returning agronomist continues where the previous visit left off.
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Prepare with the client history
Review previous findings, photographs and recommendations before entering the field.
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Record the finding and recommendation
Keep the observation, photo, advice and next action together. Use text, photos or voice; AI Assist can propose structured records for the agronomist to review.
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Continue the advice relationship
Share the relevant advice with the grower through the agreed workflow. At the next visit, the agronomist or covering colleague has the recorded context.
PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
Make the next step clear.
Can we retain our own advisory approach?
Start with your advisory service and agree how records, roles and follow-up should support it. Choose the modules relevant to your practice.
What can the grower see?
Grower participation is configured around the agreed service. Define which advice and records growers can view or contribute to, and how they receive them.
How do we assess the value for agronomists?
Use a representative visit to compare preparation, capture, review and reporting with your current process. Agree the starting scope, training and review moments.
How do we introduce this to the team?
Agree a representative workflow, starting users, training and review moments. Your proposal defines the modules, setup, responsibilities and any integrations.
Implementation & adoption Integrations & security Security & access Packages & investment
UK recommendation and job sheets.
See the actual iCrop output: agronomist details with BASIS and FACTS fields, product and crop information, and a job sheet for application records.
View the example reportsYOUR NEXT STEP
How much advisory time could you win back?
Bring a typical field visit. We will show how to capture the findings, record the recommendation and keep the client history ready for the next conversation.
Start with one workflow
Choose one representative process and a small group. Define the records, training and evaluation before expanding.
See what the first rollout involves