Single field management
For one venue, field, pitch, course, campus, or grounds team that needs surface history, weather context, risks, tests, images, and daily workflow in one place.
Open field managementTurf operations software
Turf management software for stadium, golf, greenkeeping, and grounds teams.
Agronomy Manager brings field records, weather, growth tracking, imagery, testing records, organisation structure, and jurisdiction-aware documentation into one structured turf management platform for stadium, golf, greenkeeping, campus, and contractor teams.
Built for teams that need operational control, not disconnected dashboards. Plan the day, coordinate work, and keep reliable evidence around every surface.
Turf operations software
Greenkeeping software
Weather-aware planning
Field records and imagery
Two buying paths
Start with the page that matches how you manage turf.
Single-site teams usually care about local field records, weather, tests, images, and daily work. Multi-site operators usually care about hierarchy, access, standards, portfolio visibility, and control.
Multi-site management
For organisations managing several venues, departments, users, access profiles, module settings, records, messaging, handovers, and portfolio reporting.
Open multi-site managementCore modules
Core modules that make the platform concrete.
These are the platform areas teams can understand immediately: field structure, weather, growth, test records, jurisdictions, image history, and team organisation.
Weather context, forecast, and risk indicators in one working view.
This is the kind of operational screen that matters more than marketing copy: current conditions, short-term forecast, and linked risk indicators for the same surface.
Risk overview
See multiple turf risks in one operational view, including severity, trend, and the signals that need follow-up.
Growth potential
Keep agronomic modeling close to the operational record so timing windows are easier to review and explain.
Daily flow
From field status to action to record.
The strongest turf operations tools do more than alert. Agronomy Manager is designed to help teams decide, execute, and show what happened afterwards.
Plan the day
Start with surface status, weather signals, and open priorities so the team knows where attention is needed first.
Coordinate work
Move from observation to tasks, notes, images, and operational updates without jumping between disconnected tools.
Close the loop
Capture what changed, what was completed, and what still needs watching so tomorrow starts with context instead of guesswork.
One view for conditions, priorities, and follow-up work
Start with the surfaces that need attention, review the weather context behind them, and move directly into tasks, notes, and image capture.
Why this exists
Surface teams still lose time between weather notes, WhatsApp updates, folders, and end-of-day reporting.
Agronomy Manager is being shaped to bring those decisions and records together, so each surface keeps a usable history and each team starts the next day with context instead of reconstruction.
Portfolio map
Map-based views help portfolio teams see how risk signals are distributed across sites instead of checking each surface in isolation.
Testing and diagnostics
Keep soil, water, risk, and diagnostic records close to the field history so agronomic decisions have a clearer evidence trail.
Organisation hierarchy
Model departments, roles, positions, and access profiles so larger teams can separate responsibility without losing a shared operating view.
Explore more
Useful public pages for buyers, operators, and teams doing the work.
These pages make the public site more practical. Follow the software angle, browse a turf-trouble content page, or use the free converter without needing an account.
Greenkeeping software
A focused page for golf and greenkeeping teams who want better structure around daily setup, weather context, and record keeping.
See the greenkeeping pageTurf trouble guide
Read the public troubleshooting page that connects turf stress, recovery, observation, and operational follow-up.
Open turf trouble contentFree turf unit converter
Use the public converter for agronomy and grounds units without logging in or creating an account first.
Open the free converterFree utility
A free turf and agronomy unit converter for practical daily work.
Use the public converter for practical daily unit changes like mowing height, temperature, rainfall, area, or pressure while you explore the wider platform.