Pricing

Per acre. The final rate depends on scope, acreage and how often we visit, and is set in a written proposal.

ServiceStarting rateNotes
Comprehensive monitoring$23.95 / acreMinimum 100 acres. Includes every test (water, soil, sap, leaf and reserves), scouting and satellite imaging, and fertilizer sourcing at cost and blending.
Individual tests$16.95 / acreWater, soil, sap, leaf or carbohydrate reserves, each test on its own. Minimum acreage and visit schedule set in the proposal.
Scouting and imaging$7.95 / acreField scouting and satellite imagery.
Integrated pest management$119.95 / acreAll foliar pest sprays included, up to 5 applications a season. Additional applications are billed separately.
Root development program$59.04 / acreSix applications a year, micro-dosed through six irrigations.
HydrologyQuoteQuoted after an investigation and a site visit.
Soil amendment planComing soonWith El Regalo Organics.

Fertilizer products are billed at cost. Additional visits and tests outside the plan may be billed separately, depending on the written agreement. Higher-resolution commercial satellite imagery is available on request and quoted separately. Request a proposal

What each grower receives

For their own block only, through the season. The examples are real orchards with their names withheld.

Every 14 days · mapsOrchard E
The same part of an orchard in three satellite signals: greenness, leaf response and water

GreennessLeaf responseWater signal

Where the block is changing

Three signals for every block, from mid-March to mid-October, each map marking what changed since the last clear image. When clouds hide a block, the map waits for the next one.

Every month · reportOrchard C, excerpt

Change in 12 days · water signal

Field 175%
Field 266%
Field 360%

Share of each field’s area that fell more than the rest of the block. That is image area, not stressed trees: it is a reason to visit.

Next step Visit field 1: canopy, irrigation turn and soil moisture, same site, same day.

What changed, and what to do

Seven monthly reports, mid-March to mid-October, in plain language: what changed, where to sample, what the lab found and what to watch next.

Each visit · site planOrchard E, 13 sites
Aerial photo of an orchard with its visit sites marked by letter
  • ACheck a signal · where the imagery changed3
  • BComparison · same day as its A2
  • CHigher ground · irrigation reach4
  • EFlagged all season · a slow-building change1
  • ZOne per zone · for zone sampling3

The sites to visit, each with a reason

Marked on the map and in a spreadsheet, so every visit goes back to the same points and records the same things.

After each sample · lab results
A drop of plant sap on a handheld meter

Each result tied to its site and date

Sap, leaf, soil and water results are linked to the site, the date and the irrigation they followed, and read against that season’s maps.

Everything arrives as PDF and spreadsheet files, sent by us; there is no account to open. Records are used only for the grower’s own orchard and are never shared with other growers. A short video of each block, in July and at season close, explains the studies in English and Spanish.

Request a farm visit.

Tell us where the farm is, what you grow, how many acres and how it is irrigated. We will follow up with a proposal.

Region
Southern New Mexico & West Texas
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