FalkerMap review
A focused mapping tool for turning lab results and field data into agronomic maps.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
FalkerMap is precision agriculture software for creating soil fertility and variable-rate recommendation maps. Agronomists can turn laboratory soil results into fertility maps, build seed population maps, and define management zones and sampling points. The product also processes high-density harvest maps, conductivity maps, NDVI, and satellite imagery. Its documented audience includes small and mid-market operations seeking mapping and variable-rate functions rather than machine guidance or telematics.
Mapping depth is the main reason to consider FalkerMap. Users can import and configure laboratory data formats, adjust map colors and ranges, create agronomic formulas, and interpolate data using kriging. Seed population maps can combine multiple data layers and custom formulas. For application planning, the software generates variable-rate maps in Shape format for use with application controllers. This feature set suits agronomists who need to move from soil and field measurements to tailored maps; buyers looking for a broader operational suite should compare alternatives that include machine guidance or telematics.
The product’s platform story has two documented parts: the current product page describes an online system, while Falker support documentation also covers a Windows desktop version called FalkerMap 1.x. Deployment is listed as cloud and desktop, so buyers should clarify which version and workflow applies to their needs. FalkerMap uses a contact-sales pricing model, with prospects directed to request a quote. Email and phone are listed as support channels. It is a fit for teams centered on agronomic mapping who are comfortable discussing pricing with the vendor, but less suitable for buyers who need published plan pricing or integrated guidance and telematics features.
FalkerMap pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Creates soil fertility maps from laboratory analyses
- Uses kriging and multiple data layers for map interpolation
- Exports variable-rate maps in Shape format for application controllers
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales for a quote
- The documented Windows desktop version is FalkerMap 1.x
- Does not include machine guidance or telematics
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