Agricultural weather Field by field.

Weather built around every field.

FieldCast brings field-level forecasts, operating conditions, crop progress, and weather maps into one clear workspace—so the next decision starts with your acres.

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Available on web · iOS and Android in development

FieldCast Field Conditions dashboard comparing operation guidance across saved fields

FieldCast mobile forecast showing current weather and a 48-hour forecast

35-dayfield forecast

Hourlyoperation windows

Field-levelweather maps

Season-longcrop context

The thinking behind FieldCast

Weather first. Agronomy when you need it.

Start with familiar weather

Current conditions, hourly forecasts, weather maps, and the extended outlook remain easy to find. You should not have to navigate through agronomic tools just to check tomorrow’s weather.

Make the field the location

FieldCast organizes weather around actual saved field boundaries, keeping the forecast, maps, seasonal totals, and field conditions connected to the acres where decisions are made.

Add agronomic context when it matters

When a decision requires more than a basic forecast, connect weather with soil conditions, crop development, operation windows, seasonal patterns, and field-level trends.

Forecast

Your weather starts at the field.

Move beyond the nearest town. FieldCast shows current conditions, soil temperature and moisture, wind, rain, and a 48-hour forecast for the field you are working.

✓ Switch quickly between saved fields
✓ Review current, hourly, and 35-day weather
✓ Keep soil and atmospheric conditions together

FieldCast mobile forecast for a soybean field in Clinton County, Indiana — Current conditions + 48-hour forecast

Field Conditions

Compare every field before the day begins.

Choose a day and an operation, then sort the farm by the best or most limiting conditions. Scores show their weather and crop-stage drivers.

Desktop FieldCast Field Conditions view comparing fourteen fields

Mobile FieldCast Field Conditions comparison

PlantingSprayingDry fertilizerSoil-contact fertilizerManureTillageHarvestPlant stress

Weather Maps

See the system. Keep your fields in view.

Move between radar and forecast layers while keeping saved fields visible. Follow regional weather, inspect field values, and step through upcoming conditions.

RadarSatelliteDroughtPrecipitationSoil moistureTemperatureWindSoil temperature

FieldCast radar map centered over the Midwest

FieldCast soil temperature map with field labels

Trends + crop progress

Today’s forecast in the context of the season.

Explore 48-hour, 7-day, 30-day, and crop-season views alongside growth stages, observed weather, forecast weather, and 30-year averages.

FieldCast 30-day Field Trends chart with temperature, wind, precipitation chance, and crop stage

FieldCast corn growth stage timeline from planting through reproductive stages — **Crop progress**Track estimated growth stages from planting forward.

FieldCast growing-season weather comparisons for precipitation, temperature, and growing degree days — **Season context**Compare the current season with the 30-year record.

FieldCast detailed weather trend chart with temperature, wind, and precipitation — **Hourly detail**Inspect changing conditions within a selected trend window.

Field calendar + weather summaries

Follow the field one day—and one season—at a time.

The FieldCast calendar brings daily weather, crop development, and field context into one continuous view. Move from an individual day to a complete month, year-to-date totals, or the active growing season without leaving the field.

FieldCast August field calendar showing daily crop growth stages, temperatures, and precipitation — **A visual record for every field** Review daily weather, color the calendar by a selected measurement, and follow estimated crop stages through the month.

FieldCast monthly weather summary for August 2026 — **Month**Compare a complete calendar month with the same month last year and the 30-year average.

FieldCast 2026 year-to-date weather summary — **Year to date**Track accumulated precipitation, GDD, temperatures, wind, and soil conditions across the year.

FieldCast 2026 growing-season weather summary — **Growing season**Focus the same comparisons on the active crop season, beginning before planting and continuing through harvest.

FieldCast field map showing multiple saved field boundaries and field-level weather values

FieldCast mobile field details with precipitation summary and field map

Your acres, organized

Fields are the center of the experience.

Save boundaries, crops, acres, and planting details. Every forecast, map, trend, and field-condition view stays connected to the same field record.

Create your first field

Daily + weekly email summaries

Field weather, ready before the workday.

FieldCast can bring the forecast to your inbox on the schedule you choose. Select the fields that matter, mark a primary field for added detail, and set a local delivery time that fits the way your day begins.

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Daily field briefingSee recent rain, the next 24 hours, temperatures, soil conditions, and the primary field forecast.
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Weekly seven-day outlookScan the coming week field by field, including daily conditions and seven-day weather totals.
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Your schedule and fieldsChoose daily, weekly, or both; set the delivery time and timezone; and include up to 20 fields.

FieldCast email summary settings with daily and weekly scheduling controls

FieldCast daily weather email for a primary field

FieldCast weekly seven-day field forecast email

Wherever the work takes you

Available on web. Mobile apps are in development.

Use FieldCast on the web now. Native iOS and Android releases are being prepared.

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About Noah

Noah Freeman

Agronomy & agricultural technology

Noah’s work brings together agronomy, agricultural data, mapping, and practical field decisions. His focus is turning complicated information into tools growers and agronomists can use.

AgrowKnow brings that work together in a family of focused agricultural tools. Each app helps with a different part of the job, from checking the weather and choosing seed to following the crop and planning the numbers.

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