Agristry review
A focused drone-imagery tool for mapping field conditions and exporting machinery prescriptions.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Agristry is a cloud-based web platform for farmers who use drone imagery to assess fields and plan targeted treatment. It can stitch aerial images into field maps, detect and map weeds, and analyze crop health, vegetation indices, and biomass. Farmers can also create land and terrain models and manage farm profiles, assets, fields, and datasets. Its narrow focus suits small farms looking for drone-based field analysis rather than a broader farm-management system.
The analysis workflow combines computer vision, spatial technology, and plant indices to turn uploaded imagery into field-condition maps. Prescription maps and application shapefiles can be exported for machinery integration, making the output useful for planning variable-rate applications. That export is the key bridge from image analysis to field work; the listed platform is web-based, and mobile access or other integrations are not specified. Farms that already collect suitable drone imagery and need mapping outputs may find the scope relevant, while those seeking a wider connected equipment or telematics system should look elsewhere.
According to Agristry, pricing varies by mapping solution and is calculated per hectare, with prospective customers directed to contact the company for details. The vendor's About page says the platform was being tested with selected Australian farmers and would be fully available soon, so availability should be clarified before relying on it for an operational workflow. Email and phone support are listed. Agristry is a better fit for small farms evaluating drone-based mapping than for buyers who need published plan comparisons or established access certainty before making a decision.
Agristry pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Stitches drone images into field maps for analysis.
- Maps weeds, crop health, vegetation indices, and biomass.
- Exports prescription maps and application shapefiles for machinery.
- Where it doesn't
- Requires drone imagery as the basis for field analysis.
- Pricing is customized per hectare rather than published as fixed plans.
- Current live availability is not clearly established.
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