Citrus · where Agroview was proven
Tree counts, gaps, and resets for citrus groves
Agroview was built and proven on Florida citrus. Every tree in the block detected and measured, every empty position marked, and every tree sized so you can see mature trees, intermediates, and resets block by block. Rebuild a grove after HLB on counts, not estimates.
19.8%
average gap rate across the millions of Florida citrus tree spaces we've assessed
95%+
count accuracy, under 5% mean absolute bias against ground truth
11
nutrient maps per block: NPK plus eight micronutrients
Every citrus tree is a record
Each detected tree carries its own height, canopy area, leaf density, and health. Pick a metric and every tree is colored on a red-to-green scale, so a weak row or a slow-growing set of resets shows up tree by tree, not as a block average. Tilt into 3D to see the canopy the numbers came from.
- Tree count and gap count per block
- Per-tree height, canopy area, leaf density, and health
- Maps, reports, and exports for your team, advisors, or buyers
HLB left the gaps. Resets fill them. Track both.
Many Florida citrus gaps trace back to HLB (citrus greening). A grove coming back from it is a mix: mature trees, intermediates, resets, and positions still empty. Field averages can't tell those apart. Agroview measures every tree (height, canopy size, density) and bins the block on a red-to-green scale, three bins or seven, so resets, intermediates, and mature trees separate on the map, and every empty position shows as a gap.
Florida groves average a 19.8% gap rate, and it varies widely by grower. A fast, accurate count gets the nursery order in sooner, so resets go in and reach production sooner.
How gap analysis works- Deficient
- Low
- Optimum
- High
- Excess
Citrus nutrients, mapped across the block
From a multispectral drone flight, Agroview zones the whole block from deficient through optimum to excess for NPK plus magnesium, calcium, sulfur, boron, zinc, manganese, iron, and copper. Every non-optimal zone is on the map, not just the trees you sampled. Quoted separately from the inventory package.
How nutrient mapping worksFrom crop insurers who use Agroview
“In Agroview, we found proven, accurate, and consistent results.”
“We have tried or used multiple AI platforms and Agroview is the most accurate and best value we have found.”
Insuring citrus acreage? Portfolio inventory for crop insurers. Growers: the annual inventory starts at $1,353/yr for under 100 acres. See pricing.
Find out how many trees your grove is missing
Send your block boundaries (KML or SHP) and we'll run a free, more accurate gap estimate. No imagery collection, no subscription.