Farm management software · built on a Kalannie farm for Australian broadacre growers

Know which paddocks
actually pay.

PaddIQ turns every pass on every paddock into a record with its cost locked in. Plans, fert programs, stock, prescriptions and the season’s margin all read from those same records, so nothing is typed twice and nothing disagrees. One farm, one set of numbers, every device.

No John Deere needed. Connect John Deere Operations Center™ and the records sync themselves. Runs on a phone in the cab.
PaddIQ zone studio: a yield map over a paddock with zone generation controls
1 record
per pass, per paddock. Cost per hectare frozen the day it happened, never recalculated behind you.
0
figures retyped. Operations Center, invoices, lab sheets and CBH tickets read straight in and are checked with you first.
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nutrients balanced per paddock, N P K S Zn Mn, from soil test to grain carted off.
2017 →
of free satellite imagery, yield maps, soil colour, elevation and radiometrics behind every zone.
Two ways in

Built for every farm. No John Deere needed.

Records are the heart of PaddIQ, and there are two ways they get there. Pick either, or both.

1

Plan it, then tick it off

Build the season in Planning: cropping cards for each crop, the fert program from the recommender, both approved by you. Every pass becomes a planned record on the paddock.

  1. Apply a cropping card to the paddocks in that rotation.
  2. Accept the fert program the recommender proposes, or edit it.
  3. As each job is done, press actual on the record. The rate, the rig and the cost lock in on the day.

A PDF or spreadsheet field report from any machine brand reads in the same way.

2

Connect and it syncs itself

Connect John Deere Operations Center™ once. Boundaries, every seeding, spray, spread and harvest, fuel and machine hours arrive as records on their own and are matched to the plan they came from. You review, you don’t retype.

Yield and as-applied maps land in the layer library, and prescriptions go back the other way.

More connectionsComing soon

A paddock's planned records for the season, each with an actual button to tick off as the job is done
Every paddock, one screen

Tap a paddock. See the whole season.

Status, rotation, gross margin at today’s price, the nutrition snapshot and every pass so far, beside the map. Edit the plan or the program from there. This is the screen the rest of PaddIQ exists to fill.

PaddIQ season overview: the farm map beside one paddock's status, rotation, gross margin, nutrition and every pass this season
Plan the season

Fert programs that reconcile with reality.

Every paddock carries its soil test, its target yield and what has already gone on. The recommender turns that plus today's grain and fertiliser prices into an economic-optimum program, then shows planned against applied, nutrient by nutrient, as the season unfolds.

  • Economic optimum, not a rule of thumb: grain price against fert price sets the rate, with a confidence score on every number
  • Planned versus applied per product and per nutrient, so a missed topdress shows up in June, not at harvest
  • Accept a program and it becomes planned records with a costed order list
Nutrition: planned versus applied products and the nutrient breakdown for one paddock
Cropping cards

Build the program once. Apply it to every paddock.

A cropping card is a whole season for one crop: summer spray, pre-seed, sowing with the fert down the tube, post-em, topdress, harvest. Cost per hectare on every pass. Apply it to the paddocks in that rotation and the season is planned and priced in minutes.

  • Drag passes into order, pick tank mixes you have used before
  • A products-to-buy list for the whole crop, quantity and cost, straight from the card
  • Sow date per crop drives every timing in the plan
A cropping card: every pass of a wheat season with cost per hectare
Inputs & margins

The order list writes itself.

Every product the plan needs, in the quantity the paddocks need, priced from your own library. Products the recommender suggests that you have not accepted yet sit beside it, so the buy list is complete before the rep rings. Then the margin per crop, and each paddock’s plan against its own history of that crop.

Products to buy: every input for 2,217 ha of wheat with quantity and cost
Records

One source of truth for every pass.

Whether it was ticked off by hand, read from a field report, or synced from Operations Center, every pass ends up as the same record: product, rate, rig, fuel, cost per hectare, frozen on the day. Every import is shown for checking before it lands.

  • Costs frozen at the time of the pass: machinery, labour, fuel, product and contractor
  • Multi-crop paddocks, partial paddocks and tank mixes handled as themselves
  • Every cost bucket per paddock, with the harvest income beside it
A paddock's season: every cost bucket, harvest income and profit
Soil

Soil tests where they belong: on the map.

Every sample site at its GPS point, coloured against the critical value for that analyte, depth by depth, year by year. Drop in the lab's file, a PDF, or a photo of the report, from any lab. Units are converted for you and every column is checked with you before it saves.

  • Colwell P, K, pH, organic carbon, sulphur, trace elements and the cations, by depth
  • Compare this round of sampling against any earlier one
  • The same numbers feed the recommender, no double entry
Soil map: sample sites coloured by Colwell P with depth and year filters
Layers

Every layer your paddock has. Fetched once, then instant.

Yield and as-applied maps from Operations Center, satellite biomass back to 2017, elevation from your own header, soil colour and gamma radiometrics from national datasets. All free, all saved on your device, all ready to blend into zones.

One paddock's layer library: yield maps, as-applied maps by year, elevation, soil colour, radiometrics and zones
Soil redness from Sentinel-2
Soil colour · redness
Elevation from the header's receiver
Elevation from your header
Gamma radiometrics potassium
Gamma radiometrics
A saved lime zone map: two zones, low in amber and high in green
A saved zone map
Imagery

Free satellite imagery, back to 2017.

Every Sentinel-2 pass over the farm, filtered for cloud, as biomass, red-edge and moisture indices. Flick through a season, compare years, or build the multi-year peak that shows where a paddock always does well and where it never does. No subscription, nothing to install.

  • Latest clear image per paddock, dated, from the map
  • Season peak composites as the base for zoning
  • NDVI, NDRE, MSAVI2 and NDMI, sampled onto the same grid as your yield maps
NDVI imagery over the farm with the season curve
Season tracker

Rain by gauge, growing-season total, frost and the yield estimate.

Add a gauge per location, drop its pin, tick the farms it serves, and log a reading from the phone in ten seconds. Months you miss fill from the SILO grid at the pin. Each farm's paddocks then run on their own rain for the water-limited yield ceiling and N mineralisation.

  • Long-term averages for your district beside this season
  • Frost days, evaporation and temperatures from the station
  • A yield estimate per crop that moves with the season
Season tracker: monthly rain against the long-term average
Zones & prescriptions

This season's data, next season's prescriptions.

Tick the layers, weight them, pick two to five zones and let the studio draw them, or draw and edit them by hand to the machine's width. Set a rate per zone against the planned record it belongs to, then export the shapefile or send the prescription to Operations Center.

  • Blend yield, biomass, soil and terrain, each scaled to its own in-paddock range
  • Undo, vertex editing, edge smoothing, a minimum zone size in hectares
  • Margin by zone before you commit to a rate
Zone studio: a yield map over a paddock with zone generation controls
Stock

What’s in the shed, without a stocktake.

Stock goes out by itself when a record is saved. Invoices, delivery dockets and orders come in through one door, read by photo. Silos, tanks and sheds each show what they hold and how full they are, and a member can count one from the phone standing in front of it.

  • Orders from each supplier, ticked in when the truck arrives
  • Every invoice filed and searchable by product or number
  • Negative stock is a flag, never an error: it points at the record to fix
Inventory stock list
A liquid fertiliser tank at 73 percent
Team

Your operator, your agronomist, your accountant. Each sees what you choose.

Invite anyone by email. Pick which tabs they see and whether they can edit. Their saves land on your farm and changes to access reach them within a minute. Remove them and they are out.

  • Hidden, view or edit, per tab
  • Works on the phone in the paddock; add it to the home screen and it opens like an app
  • Your data is yours: export everything any time, delete the account and it is gone
Coming in: orders by supplier and filed invoices
Pricing

Two plans. Coming soon.

PaddIQ is in early access with growers now. Pricing opens when the Operations Center connection moves to production.

Coming soon

Standard

Every farm. Records from PDF and spreadsheet field reports, or typed in.
$ per year, announced soon
  • Every paddock, every season, no limits
  • Nutrition recommender and cropping cards
  • Soil tests from any lab, mapped
  • Inventory, invoices and team access
  • Free satellite imagery, zones and shapefile prescriptions
Get early access
Coming soon

Connected

Everything in Standard, connected to John Deere Operations Center™.
$ per year, announced soon
  • Boundaries, passes, fuel and machine hours arrive on their own
  • Yield and as-applied maps in the layer library
  • Prescriptions sent straight to Operations Center
  • Elevation from your own header
  • Everything in Standard
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Questions

Do I need John Deere?

No. The Connected plan makes it automatic, but boundaries can be drawn or imported from a shapefile, and passes come in from PDF or spreadsheet field reports, or are typed in. Everything else is the same.

Who owns the data?

You do. Everything you enter stays in your account, syncs across your devices, and exports in full as a backup whenever you like. Delete the account and it is gone.

Does it work without signal?

Yes. The app keeps the farm on the device and syncs when it is back in range, so a record logged in the cab lands when you reach the shed.

Which soil labs are read?

PCT, CSBP, Nutrient Advantage and any spreadsheet with a paddock column, plus a photo or PDF of a report. Every column is shown for checking before anything is saved, and units are converted for you.

Where do the imagery and terrain layers come from?

Satellite biomass from Sentinel-2, soil colour from Geoscience Australia’s Barest Earth, gamma radiometrics from the national grid, elevation from your own header’s receiver, and yield and as-applied maps from Operations Center. All are free to you.

Can my agronomist or operator use it?

Invite them by email. You choose which tabs each person sees and whether they can edit, and changes apply within a minute.

Farm the paddock, not the average.

Start with a map and one season of records. Everything else follows.

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