From regional trends to field detail.

Connect weekly crop updates with field boundaries, season records, soils, and elevation.

Put the county outlook on the map.

Explore county yield estimates alongside historical yields, trend lines, and state and Corn Belt comparisons.

See how condition is changing.

Compare the season’s crop condition with its 10-year average.

Follow planting through harvest.

Track crop stages and compare the pace of progress with the seasonal benchmark.

Compare the yield outlook.

Compare state yields with the Corn Belt and follow the current estimate alongside historical results.

Start with the week’s crop picture.

Review the latest corn and soybean summary, check the watch list, and see what changed across condition, progress, yield, and acres.

Add your fields to the picture.

Select a mapped field, draw a boundary, or upload your own. Name your fields and organize them by farm.

Get to know each field.

Bring field boundaries, season records, soils, and terrain into the crop picture.

Boundaries & acres

Find, draw, or upload field boundaries and organize fields by farm.

Crop & season history

Review crop history and keep current-season crop and planting records together.

Soils & water

Explore soil map units, texture, drainage, water storage, and field averages.

Elevation & terrain

View elevation, slope, and terrain layers within each field.

Put prices in seasonal context.

Compare corn and soybean futures across calendar years, using price or an indexed view of seasonal patterns.

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Field benchmarking

Compare field performance with local benchmarks. Explore how crop history, soils, terrain, and seasonal conditions relate to differences between fields and years.

Historical subfield yield estimates

Explore modeled yield variation within a field across past growing seasons. Identify areas that tend to perform above or below the field average and see how those patterns change from year to year.

Weekly email updates

Get a weekly crop summary in your inbox, with changes in condition, progress, acreage, and yield outlooks. Follow key regional developments and jump back into the maps for more detail.

About Noah

Noah Freeman · Agronomy & agricultural technology

Noah’s work brings together agronomy, agricultural data, mapping, and practical field decisions. His focus is turning complicated information into tools growers and agronomists can use.

AgrowKnow brings that work together in a family of focused agricultural tools. Each app helps with a different part of the job, from checking the weather and choosing seed to following the crop and planning the numbers.

Explore the AgrowKnow family ↗

That perspective shapes Crop Tracker: connect the Corn Belt’s crop trends with the details of individual fields, so the broader picture and local context are easy to explore together.

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