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Field Scout · Acreage Pulse · free

Is your acreage having a normal year?
Trees, grass and paddock, each against its own usual.

  1. Outline your lot or yard. 1 acre and up, no account.
  2. We split it into trees, grass and cropped ground. Buildings and gravel are left out.
  3. Each part is compared with its own past seasons, and with the same kind of cover around you, so a dry year for everyone isn't blamed on your lot.

1 Outline your lot

Zoom in and click around your yard or acreage: house, shelterbelt, lawn, paddock, the lot. Double-click (or tap the first point) to finish.

2 Read it

? What it can and can't see

  • Can: whether your pasture, lawn or shelterbelt had a normal season, browned off early, or is thinning year on year; and whether that was your lot or the weather for everyone.
  • Can't: anything smaller than about 30 × 30 m, single trees, gardens, or why a patch is weak. Satellite pixels are 10 m.
  • Cropped ground on an acreage is usually hay, a garden or a rented strip. A different year there is most often what was sown or when it was cut, so it is only compared with its own past.
  • The land around you (20–400 m out) is mostly the neighbours' pasture and fields. It is used to tell the weather apart from your lot, not as a standard your yard should meet.

Your outlines are kept in this browser. Submitted outlines and results are stored on our server for a year so the link keeps working, and are never shared. A clip, if you ask for one, is kept as long as the result and can only be reached by its link. Imagery: Copernicus Sentinel-2 (ESA) via Element 84, 10 m pixels, monthly cloud-free composites. Land cover: ESA WorldCover 2021. No AI is used; it is arithmetic on the imagery. Evidence to guide a walk around the place, not advice.