
Chief Executive Officer
Amin Vaghef
Agricultural engineering, food science, production and quality-management background.
Agricultural Risk Intelligence
FarCrowd helps agricultural risk teams assemble field evidence, compare vegetation conditions, apply transparent screening rules, record human review, and produce traceable reports.

Connected evidence workspace
Case evidence, screening states, human review and reports are read from the authenticated Supabase workspace. The marketing page does not manufacture sample risk results.
When evidence is distributed across disconnected sources, review becomes slower, less consistent, and more difficult to explain. FarCrowd brings the field, observations, indicators, screening logic, reviewer actions, and final report into one structured workflow.
How It Works
Start a structured case that will hold the field, the review period, and every piece of evidence gathered along the way.
New risk case
Product
Open a new case with a structured, step-by-step intake flow.
Work with a defined field boundary as the anchor for every observation.
Compare vegetation and moisture indicators across the review period.
View precipitation and temperature context alongside vegetation indicators.
See observation counts and quality states before conclusions are drawn.
Inspect each screening condition and the value that determined its outcome.
Trace every value back to its source, capture date, and processing step.
Record a reviewer decision and note against the assembled evidence.
Draft a plain-language summary of the case for a reviewer to edit and approve.
Produce a structured, shareable report of the field, evidence and decision.
Keep a record of review actions and notes attached to each case.
Maintain a traceable log of changes made to a case over time.
Connected workspace
Field evidence
Stored observations and weather context come from the connected Supabase workspace.
Screening & review
Screening outcomes and reviewer decisions remain traceable to persisted case data.
Reports & audit
Approved reports and audit history are retrieved from the database rather than seeded browser state.
Leadership

Chief Executive Officer
Agricultural engineering, food science, production and quality-management background.

Managing Director

Director of Product Development

Director of Sales and Marketing

Director of Finance
Transparency
Every observation is attributed to a named source and capture date.
Indicator values can be checked against the observations behind them.
Screening conditions and their observed values are shown, not hidden.
A recorded reviewer decision sits beside every screening outcome.
Evidence quality varies with field boundaries, dates, cloud cover, and source availability. Screening supports professional review; it does not approve claims, set premiums, or make actuarial decisions.
Use Cases

Assemble field evidence and screening outcomes to support review conversations.

Track field conditions and reviewer decisions across a season of program activity.

Compare vegetation and weather context alongside other portfolio information.

Monitor field-level conditions relevant to sourcing and planning conversations.
Roadmap
Workflow
Evidence Context
Program Operations
Insights

Risk Evidence
A structured review becomes more useful when field boundaries, vegetation observations, weather context, source quality and reviewer actions can be examined together.
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Indicators
Vegetation indicators can help reviewers compare changing field conditions, but they must be interpreted with observation quality, timing and context.
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Responsible Design
A responsible workflow should identify when evidence is strong enough to review and when the system should return an insufficient-evidence state.
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