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Crop insurers

Tree-crop inventory and condition data for crop insurers

Objective tree and gap counts, canopy and condition, and workflows that fit underwriting and claims. Not another dashboard of field averages.

High-resolution overhead of Florida citrus rows in Agroview: each canopy circled and colored by health, rows traced, and missing trees marked in blue
Real inventory, tree by tree: what is planted, its condition, and what is missing

Proven today

Multi-year relationships with 2 of 7 U.S. tree-crop insurers covering about 30.5% of insured tree-crop acreage. Zero enterprise churn. What they buy: inventory (count and gaps) and condition inputs that support pricing and underwriting quality.

  • Reduce premium risk with a real portfolio view
  • Price quantity from objective inventory
  • Underwrite quality from condition and gaps

What contracted insurers say

“In Agroview, we found proven, accurate, and consistent results.”

Mick Deal, COO, NAU Country

“We have tried or used multiple AI platforms and Agroview is the most accurate and best value we have found.”

Rod Goldsmith, Technology Director, AgriSompo

How it scales

Drone (UAV) flights where the job needs them. Aircraft + Agrozoom for region and portfolio acres and for historical seasons. Same Agroview analytics after intake. Satellite is not used for tree counts.

Same pipeline, different crop: this almond block ran through the identical census that runs on Florida citrus. No retraining, no new product.

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Agroview · almonds, CaliforniaPaused
Almond orchard in the same Agroview census used for citrus. One method across the tree-crop book.

More than counts

When an Approved Insurance Provider (AIP) needs more than standard inventory, we quote the path that fits.

  • Historical image comparisons of the same ground across seasons (aircraft archive + Agrozoom)
  • Quoted analytics beyond the standard census when the book requires it (including satellite band uses where appropriate, never sold as tree counts)
  • Industry direction: insurers are moving toward imagery and field data in loss assessment.
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Agroview · same block, 2019 to 2022Paused
Repeat drone flights over one block, 2019 to 2022: condition over time, not a single snapshot.