Agricolus review
A farm-management suite that brings weather data into crop planning and field records.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Agricolus combines agricultural weather information with tools for managing crop production. Farmers and agricultural technicians can map fields, plan crops, record field operations, schedule activities, and document scouting observations such as phenology, pests, diseases, and anomalies. Weather forecasts and connected station data sit alongside those records, rather than forming a standalone weather-alert product. Web, Android, and iOS access suit farms that want weather within a wider management workflow.
The platform’s breadth is its main distinction for weather-focused buyers. Along with forecasts and station data, Agricolus includes satellite imagery and vegetation indices for crop monitoring, prescription maps for variable-rate fertilization, and forecast models for irrigation, nutrition, and crop protection. Machinery and maintenance records, production-lot traceability, and an Agrirouter connection extend it beyond crop weather. These capabilities make it a fit for operations seeking connected field and farm records; a buyer primarily looking for detailed agricultural weather alerts may prefer a more weather-centered product, since those alerts are not part of the listed offering.
A free option is available for farms mapping up to ten hectares. Paid modules add satellite imagery and vegetation indices, prescription maps, and forecasting models; the available pricing information does not establish a general starting price for the platform, so buyers should assess module costs for their intended workflow. Agricolus lists weather stations and Agricolus APIs Forecast and Imagery among its integrations, and email as a support channel. Farms wanting crop planning, field records, monitoring, and weather together should consider it; those needing only forecasts or a dedicated alerting workflow may find its wider scope unnecessary.
Agricolus pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines forecasts and weather-station data with crop records and planning
- Offers scouting, satellite monitoring, and irrigation and crop-protection models
- Runs on web, Android, and iOS, with Agrirouter connection
- Where it doesn't
- Weather is one part of a broad farm-management platform, not its sole focus
- Advanced imagery, prescription maps, and forecast models require paid modules
- The free option is limited to farms mapping up to ten hectares
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