ReviveAg review
A web-based toolkit for nutrient planning, variable-rate prescriptions and application tracking.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
ReviveAg brings sampling, mapping, nutrient recommendations and farm operations into a browser-based precision agriculture platform. It is aimed at independent farm consultants and the farms and contractors they work with, across pastoral, arable, horticulture, viticulture and turf operations. New Zealand farms planning nutrient applications may value its mix of analysis, prescriptions and reporting, while farms looking for a dedicated mobile app should note that iPhone and Android apps are described as coming soon.
The planning workflow connects soil, plant and sap sampling and lab-result imports with season-based farm boundaries, crop records and management zones. Zones can draw on soil, satellite, terrain, EM and yield data. From there, consultants can prepare flat, multi-rate or variable-rate nutrient and seeding recommendations, build annual input plans with product cost estimates, and export prescription maps as shapefiles or send jobs to Tabula. Pasture walks, feed wedge records and nitrogen-cap reporting broaden the platform beyond nutrient prescriptions. Integrations listed include Eurofins, Hills, Tabula, C-Dax, Copernicus Sentinel, LandscapeDNA and the Te Uru Kahika N-cap workbook.
ReviveAg also covers contractor job scheduling, quotes and driver assignment, plus in-cab GPS guidance, swath painting and supported spreader rate control. Application tracking provides recommended-versus-applied reporting, giving consultants and operators a way to record placement against plans. The subscription price is handled through an enquiry or demo rather than a published price, so prospective buyers will need to discuss costs with the vendor. This breadth suits teams that want planning and operational workflows together; farms seeking a mobile-first experience or publicly documented farm-data API should consider whether that fit meets their needs.
ReviveAg pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines soil, plant and sap analysis with farm maps and crop records.
- Builds variable-rate recommendations from soil, satellite, EM or yield data.
- Tracks applications against recommendations and supports in-cab guidance.
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires an enquiry or demo rather than a published subscription price.
- iPhone and Android apps are described as coming soon.
- Its public farm-data API is not documented.
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