What it does for your field.

Like the lab soil test you send off once a year, except you can read this one every day.

  • A nutrient deficit found at harvest is found too late to save the crop.

    Live soil readings and plain-language alerts while there is still time to act.

  • Fertilising the whole field at one rate wastes both input and yield.

    Doses tuned to each field, against an RB209 plan you can show anyone.

  • Fertiliser goes on to a plan written before the season started.

    A rate and a date drawn from what the soil actually holds this week.

  • SFI, NVZ and the Farming Rules for Water all want parcel-level evidence on demand.

    The record is written as the work happens, and exports when asked.

Two kinds of farm software.

One does the paperwork. One reads the field. We do both.

The paperwork tools

Soil Benchmark, Omnia, fieldmargin, TELUS

RB209, NVZ and SFI done properly, from national data. No way to bring a reading in from a field.

The reading tools

CropX, xFarm, Sencrop

Sensors and stations, some of them anyone’s. No British statutory paperwork.

AgriHub360

Both jobs, one record

RB209, NVZ, Nmax and SFI on modelled values for free, and on measured ones from our node or a device you connect yourself.

See it doing the job.

Seven screens of the app on the demo farms, each under forty seconds.

First frame of the today capture Play · 0:33

Today

The week, ranked.

What the law wants first, then what closes soonest. Every line says where it came from, and a decision can be handed to someone on the farm.

First frame of the the map capture Play · 0:37

The map

Your farm from above.

The fields on the satellite ground, the vegetation tile on each, and the siting rules measured on what you drew. A store with no water near it reads unchecked, not compliant.

First frame of the records capture Play · 0:32

Records

Write it once.

Press plus. The field, the date and the weather are already in. Type the product and the MAPP number comes with it; a photo of the label makes it evidence.

First frame of the compliance capture Play · 0:35

Compliance

The inspection, already filed.

What an officer asks for, in the order they ask, each missing line a tap from its fix. The pack is built from the record and shown in full before you pay.

First frame of the sensors capture Play · 0:31

Sensors

Measured or modelled, it says which.

The public model drawn against your own probe, with the gap. Where the probe is earning its place the app says so; where the model is enough it says that instead.

First frame of the livestock capture Play · 0:35

Livestock

The herd and the wedge.

Herds by the nitrate rules' own categories, a grazing wedge from the satellite, and a manure plan worked out from the herds and the stores you drew.

First frame of the variable rate capture Play · 0:34

Variable rate

The file for the tractor.

Zones, and the ten-season test that says whether they hold. A rate for each, then ISOXML or a shapefile for the terminal you have. Only a field that passes can export.

Stay on the right side of the rules.

EUDR, SFI and NVZ all want parcel-level evidence. The app keeps the record as you work and exports it in the shape each scheme asks for.

  • EUDR Smaller operators: 30 June 2027

    If you sell into the EU, every commodity needs parcel-level provenance. Large operators are caught from 30 December 2026; micro and small operators get a simplified track to 30 June 2027. Our sensor and harvest records cover the field side: geolocation, dates, what was grown where.

  • SFI and NVZ In force

    Five years of nutrient records, kept on file. Every fertiliser and spray application is logged as the work happens. Export them when DEFRA or the Environment Agency asks.

AgriHub360 is not a registry, a verifier or a certification body. It is the field-level record those bodies sit on top of.

See what each regime wants, in detail →